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Dollar Heads for Worst Week in Over a Month as Warsh Stays Quiet

Bloomberg Markets Friday 16 October 2026, 16:24 UTC By Melos Ambaye 1 min read
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The dollar is about to break a four-week winning streak after remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh failed to give it a lift.

The dollar is about to break a four-week winning streak after remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh failed to give it a lift.
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