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The US dollar remained steady during Friday's trading session, but is on track to post a weekly loss as investors reduced their expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike following benign inflation data. Conversely, the escalation of the military confrontation between the United States and Iran has boosted demand for the dollar as a safe haven, with oil prices reaching their highest levels in a month. Additionally, US consumer confidence rose to its highest level in five months, despite investors' skepticism about the durability of this improvement due to rising gasoline prices resulting from the Middle East conflict. The market currently expects the chance of a rate hike in July to decline to 10%, with most analysts not anticipating any increases before the end of the year. Meanwhile, yields on global bonds remain low.
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