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Dubai nabs multiple gangs with counterfeit currencies inc…

Dubai Police have successfully intercepted multiple cases of counterfeit currency circulation, including an operation in which an Asian national was involved as he paid a car seller with counterfeit money, which was later discovered by the seller.In a second case a gang of three suspects was arrested after smuggling counterfeit currency into the country and attempting to exchange it for foreign currencies through exchange companies.In a third case, a 56-year-old Asian visitor was arrested at an airport with counterfeit foreign banknotes worth Dhs185,000.Recently, the Federal Investigation Department at the Ministry...
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US to impose tariffs in 2-3 weeks as administration “lacks capacity” to negotiate with everyone

Overview: While the US dollar is mostly a little softer today against the G10 currencies, it remains mostly within Wednesday's range. The yen is a notable exception. It made a new high for the week despite the contraction in Q1 25 GDP. Most emerging market currencies are firmer. The markets have not reacted to a statement from President Trump that his administration lacks the capacity to negotiate with all the parties so in the next 2-3 weeks, the US will simply set the tariff rates.Asia Pacific equities ended the week...
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Asia and Europe did not share North America’s enthusiasm for the Dollar

Overview: There has been little follow-through dollar buying today after its recovery in North America yesterday. The greenback is softer against most of the G10 currencies. The Antipodeans are lagging alongside the Norwegian krone, perhaps weighed down by the sharp drop in oil prices following President Trump's indication and a deal with Iran may be near. Switzerland reported stronger-than-expected Q1 GDP, and the franc is the strongest of the G10 currencies followed by the Japanese yen. Most emerging market currencies are firmer. The handful of exceptions in China, India, Thailand,...
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Dollar drops as Korea talks fuel bets Trump wants weaker currency

Daedo Kim and Jaehyun Eom  |  BloombergThe dollar erased this week’s gains on fresh speculation President Donald Trump favors a weaker greenback and will prod other governments to let their currencies rise in return for trade deals with the US.The US currency extended an earlier decline on Wednesday after a Bloomberg News report that South Korea and US officials discussed exchange rate policies at a May 5 meeting in Milan and will continue to do so.The won rose nearly 2% and the Japanese yen also climbed, helping to push the...
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INR vs USD: Rupee at 87? Experts predict fall in domestic currency on India-Pakistan conflict

The Indian rupee extended its fall on Friday, declining by 30 paise against the US dollar, as intensifying geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan sparked risk-off sentiment in the market. Increased demand for the US dollar also dented investor sentiments.Rupee depreciated 30 paise to open at 85.88 against the greenback on Friday. The local currency saw its steepest single-day fall in more than two-and-a-half years in the previous session and settled 81 paise lower at 85.58 against the US dollar on.The India-Pakistan conflict, stronger dollar, rise in crude oil prices...
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Rupee extends declines on escalating tensions between India-Pakistan

The rupee depreciated 30 paise to 85.88 against the US dollar in early trade on Friday, weighed down by intensifying geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan.Forex traders said geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan have sparked risk-off sentiment in the market leading to the rupee weakness. Besides, increased demand for the US dollar further dented investor sentiments. At the interbank foreign exchange, the domestic unit opened at 85.88 against the greenback, registering a fall of 30 paise over its previous close. On Thursday, the rupee saw its steepest single-day fall...
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Euro could push lower if 1.1270 support fails

EUR/USD struggles to stabilize above 1.1300 after closing in the red on Wednesday.Technical sellers could take action in case the pair breaks below 1.1270.Markets see a diminishing chance of a Fed rate cut in June.EUR/USD came under bearish pressure in the American session on Wednesday and closed the day deep in negative territory. The pair stays on the back foot early Thursday and trades slightly below 1.1300. Euro PRICE This week The table below shows the percentage change of Euro (EUR) against listed major currencies this week. Euro was the...
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Pound Sterling under bearish pressure ahead of Fed

GBP/USD trades in negative territory below 1.3350 on Wednesday.The technical outlook is yet to point to a buildup of directional momentum.The Fed will announce monetary policy decisions later in the day.After posting gains to start the week, GBP/USD edges lower and trades in negative territory below 1.3350 in the European session on Wednesday as investors gear up for the Federal Reserve's (Fed) monetary policy announcements. British Pound PRICE Today The table below shows the percentage change of British Pound (GBP) against listed major currencies today. British Pound was the weakest...
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Asian FX rallies as USD weakens on recession fears, tariff uncertainty

USD remains offered across the board as investor flows shift sharply into Asia, following a record 6% two-day surge in the Taiwan dollar (TWD) and strong gains in the Korean won (KRW), Chinese yuan, and Thai baht (THB). Markets are reassessing US asset exposure amid weakening U.S. growth and erratic trade policies, with the greenback under sustained pressure.Asian selling continues, amplified by speculation that Taiwan and other regional economies may be allowing currency appreciation to ease trade tensions with Washington. The Singapore dollar (SGD) and Malaysian ringgit (MYR) have also...
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Why the U.S. dollar still rules the global market

More than a decade ago, walking along the busy main road of Goma in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, you could find a lot of things for sale: clothes, hats, groceries. And dollars. Huge stacks of dollars carried by young men, known as money changers. Some dollars were so soiled they were black and limp like cloth, they’d been in circulation for so long. Others were newer.“Everyone prefers U.S. dollars over Congolese francs,” one money changer told me. “It’s more stable. A lot of people here are import-exporters,...
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