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Dollar ascends to fresh 2-month high on inflation worry, Fed hike expectations

Mint 1 hr ago·24 Sept 2026, 7:11 pm

The U.S. dollar climbed to its highest level in about two months, as traders priced in renewed worries about persistent inflation and the likelihood of another Federal Reserve rate increase.

A stronger dollar tends to push the rupee lower, raising the cost of imported goods and raw materials for Indian firms while giving a boost to exporters and investors with dollar‑denominated holdings. The move can therefore affect corporate earnings, balance sheets and overall market sentiment.

Investors should keep an eye on upcoming U.S. inflation releases, the Fed’s policy minutes and any response from the Reserve Bank of India, as these will shape the dollar’s trajectory and its spill‑over into Indian equities and forex.

Excerpt from Mint

GLOBAL-FOREX:Dollar ascends to fresh 2-month high on inflation worry, Fed hike expectations NEW YORK, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The dollar hit a fresh two-month high on Thursday as Treasury yields rose and expectations of further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes strengthened after hawkish remarks from several central…
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