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Dollar hits 13-month high as foreign investors overlook worries about Trump

The U.S. dollar reached a 13-month peak as foreign investors prioritize market gains over political concerns regarding Donald Trump.

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The brief

The U.S. dollar recently hit a 13-month high. Despite this peak, the currency has since eased following a release of economic data and has declined for two consecutive days, though it remains on track for a weekly gain.

Coverage from The Washington Post emphasizes that foreign investors are overlooking worries about Trump. Bloomberg reports that Wall Street is embracing the currency as Warsh’s Fed activates bullish sentiment.

CNBC and Yahoo Finance focus on the currency's volatility following the burst of economic numbers. Market attention remains on whether the dollar maintains its weekly gains following the recent decline and how ongoing Fed activity continues to influence investor behavior.

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How high did the dollar climb recently?

According to coverage, the dollar hit a 13-month high.

What is influencing foreign investors' perspective?

The Washington Post reports that foreign investors are overlooking worries about Trump.

What caused the dollar to ease from its peak?

CNBC reports the dollar eased after a burst of economic numbers.

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