💨 Abstract
The dollar is headed for a quarterly loss as concern about tariffs slowing US growth has pushed down yields, stocks, and the currency. The euro, at $1.08, is expected to post its largest quarterly rise in over a year, gaining more than 4% due to peace prospects in Ukraine, dollar weakness, and a leap in German yields. The yen and Scandinavian currencies have also gained.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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