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As Tensions Persist on the Iran Front, the Dollar Eases Slightly and Trades Around NIS 2.97
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First reported by TheMarker · Jun 10, 2026
What happened
The dollar slipped slightly in Israel and abroad as markets reacted to continued tensions with Iran. U.S. forces struck targets in Iran for a second straight night, while Iran responded with launches toward Gulf states. The Federal Reserve is expected to keep rates unchanged at its June 17 meeting, with markets pricing in a possible hike in December.
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