💨 Abstract
The dollar strengthened on Monday, near a two-year high, as traders digested expectations of fewer Federal Reserve interest rate cuts next year due to inflation remaining above the Fed's target. The yen edged up from five-month lows against the greenback. The dollar is on track for a 6.6% gain this year, while the yen has suffered from a wide interest-rate differential between Japan and the U.S.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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