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Dollar steadies as Fed flags inflation and yen tumbles beyond 160
Economy
Published on 30 April 2026

Fed hawkish push shifts rate cut bets fast
The dollar held firm after hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials lifted bond yields and reduced expectations for rate cuts this year. At the same time, the Japanese yen slid past 160 per dollar, raising fears of possible intervention. Traders are also watching geopolitical tensions and oil price pressures that could further complicate currency moves.
- Fed hawkish tone supports higher yields and a firmer dollar
- Market pricing trims expectations for rate cuts this year
- Yen crosses 160, intensifying intervention speculation
- Geopolitics and oil spikes add pressure to FX moves
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