Dollar steady as US-Iran hostilities flare, yen steadied by intervention risk - Reuters

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The U.S. dollar edged higher as Washington confirmed the Iran truce was intact, while the Japanese yen's movement sparked speculation of potential intervention by Tokyo.

The dollar declined as optimism grew for a US-Iran agreement, while the yen surged, prompting speculation of Japanese intervention.

The U.S. dollar weakened as investors anticipated a U.S.-Iran peace deal, while the yen strengthened amid rumors of Japanese intervention.

The U.S. dollar declined as hopes for a US-Iran deal increased, while the yen drifted despite intervention signals from Japan.

The U.S. dollar weakened against major currencies as the U.S. signaled progress toward a deal with Iran, easing geopolitical tensions.

The U.S. dollar slipped against major currencies after signals from Donald Trump and Marco Rubio suggested progress toward a potential agreement with Iran, while the yen strengthened sharply amid intervention speculation.

The dollar fell against most major currencies as investors grew optimistic about a possible end to the Iran war, while a sudden jump in the Japanese yen to a more than two-month high put traders on alert for another round of official buying from Tokyo.

The dollar fell as peace talks between Washington and Iran gained traction, prompting investors to move away from safe-haven assets, while the yen strengthened amid speculation of potential intervention by Japanese authorities.

The dollar fell against most major currencies as investors grew optimistic about a possible end to the Iran war, while a sudden jump in the Japanese yen to a more than two-month high put traders on alert for another round of official buying from Tokyo.