The dollar rose and its gains were more likely driven by the rise in oil prices resulting from news of U.S. strikes against Iran as opposed to the currency’s safe-haven status, Commerzbank said.

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A key concern for markets would center around the potential impact of the developments in the Middle East on oil prices and ...

The Indian rupee and government bonds are poised to face pressure this week following a U.S. strike on Iran, raising concerns ...

The Australian sharemarket closed lower after the US bombed Iran over the weekend, with the energy sector finishing higher ...