These 5 global currencies have tumbled this year as delayed rate cuts have supercharged the dollar
The US dollar index is trading at a six-month high as hopes of a Fed rate cut fade, and it's come at the expense of several emerging-market currencies
The US dollar index is trading at a six-month high as hopes of a Fed rate cut fade, and it's come at the expense of several emerging-market currencies
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