Dollar extends gains, Treasury yields edge higher
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The dollar rose for a fourth straight week while Treasury yields turned slightly higher on Friday.
The dollar index rose for a fourth consecutive week, posting a cumulative gain of nearly 3 percent since early 2025, the longest streak since then, as oil prices climbed and investors sought safety amid Middle East tensions and European fiscal concerns. [2]
U.S. Treasury yields reversed course and edged higher on Friday, though long-dated yields stayed below the 24-year highs reached earlier in the week, helped by falling oil prices. [1] [3]
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