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Analyst: Iran Deal Progress Could Trigger Significant Dollar Position Reversal

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May 25 – Lloyd Chan, an analyst at Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, stated in a research report that should geopolitical risks abate, the U.S. dollar could face a notable reversal as investors adjust their positions. The report further noted that the U.S. dollar’s current momentum remains robust, while Gulf countries – including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar – continue to urge diplomatic solutions to the situation and warn against further escalation of tensions.
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Japanese data center operator Sakura Internet is considering increasing its spending sevenfold to meet demand.

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