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U.S. Dollar Index Climbs to Two-Month High at 101.62

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The U.S. Dollar Index reached 101.62 at 12:32 a.m. ET (04:32 UTC) on Oct. 1, its highest level in two months.

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The dollar's index rose to 101.48 points, with gains of about 2% during September. In the currency market, the euro fell to $1.1330, while the pound stood at $1.3264, and the yen fell to $157.82.

Economy: Direct -- the dollar has been at its highest level for more than three months today Thursday, supported by a continuous rise in the revenue of US Treasury bills, which is partially fed...

The dollar vis-à-vis major currencies has risen to its highest level in three months, backed by a steady rise in US Treasury bonds, given concerns about geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. During today's Thursday's dealings, the dollar index - which measures the performance of the United States currency against a basket of six major currencies - increased by 0.15% at 101.61 points, after touching [...] the dollar's highest level three mont…

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aletihad.ae broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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