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Dollar set for second weekly drop, euro steadies near pre-war levels

Dollar set for second weekly drop, euro steadies near pre-war levels

The dollar is expected to decline for the second consecutive week, with the euro stabilizing near pre-war levels. Currency markets show increased volatility amid geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties. Analysts suggest that the dollar's weakness reflects cautious investor sentiment, while the euro's steadiness indicates ongoing confidence in the eurozone's economic recovery.

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