Dollar Weakens on Iran Deal Reports, Stocks Mixed on Tensions
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- The dollar headed for weekly losses as ceasefire progress eased safe-haven demand, while stocks saw volatility with Gulf tensions flaring but partial recovery on de-escalation bets.
- Defense and energy sectors reacted to ongoing war dynamics.
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Reports of progress toward an Iran deal are making the dollar weaker because investors see less need for safe investments during calmer times. Stock prices are moving up and down as Middle East tensions shift but show some signs of easing.
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