Weekly dollar decline as expectations for interest rate hikes decrease

The dollar declined during the current week despite its stability in recent trading sessions, due to investors reducing their expectations of an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve following the moderate inflation report. Additionally, the tense situation in the Middle East supported the U.S. currency as a safe haven, with the dollar index reaching 100.72 points, down by 0.24%. Meanwhile, major currencies such as the euro gained weekly by 0.29%, and the British pound increased by 0.56%. The Japanese yen remained steady at 162.39 against the dollar amid anticipation of intervention by Japanese authorities to support it. Economic data also points to the strength of the U.S. economy, with retail sales rising and expectations that interest rates will be held steady after inflation slowed.

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