The U.S. dollar steadied near a two-week high Wednesday as Middle East hostilities drove oil prices higher, prompting investors to shift toward the dollar amid concerns about energy-related economic impacts. Rising oil prices and uncertainty over monetary policy paths supported dollar demand, while Asian stocks fell and gold retreated from recent peaks.
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