Dollar hits 17-month high versus euro as bond selloff lifts yields
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NEW YORK/LONDON, Oct 1 : The dollar rose to a 17-month high against the euro on Thursday amid a selloff in government bonds across the US and Europe, which pushed Treasury yields to fresh peaks as higher oil prices fanned inflation.
The European currency fell below $1.123 for the first time since May 2025 against the dollar, which has been in ascendancy for the past couple of months, thanks in part to the largest quarterly rise in Treasury yields since 1994.
The euro was last down 0.79 per cent at $1.1238. It declined nearly 2.5 per cent in September, its largest monthly decline since July 2025.
"Higher yields have been driven by a confluence of factors in particular concern about fiscal policy including some weakness in French bond markets, which may be spilling over into global markets, as well as continued concern around energy prices and higher inflation," said Brian Daingerfield, head of G10 FX strategy at NatWest Markets.
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