The dollar is holding steady near a two-month peak, thanks to climbing US Treasury yields amidst global inflation fears. Although US inflation reports revealed lower-than-anticipated increases, inflationary pressures in the euro zone remain high, spurred by rising energy costs. The euro and sterling have both experienced declines compared to the dollar, influenced by ongoing economic instability in Europe.
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