NEW YORK – September 27, 2026 (STL.News) The U.S. dollar has returned to one of its strongest levels of the year after months of volatile trading, as higher U.S. interest rates, rising Treasury yields, persistent inflation, and geopolitical uncertainty reshape foreign-exchange markets. The U.S. Dollar Index, commonly known as DXY, moved back above 100 in September after spending much of the summer below that threshold. The rebound has been accompanied by renewed weakness in the euro, British pound and Japanese yen as currency traders reassess how high U.S. interest rates may need to go. The important point for investors
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