Dollar Regains Strength Amidst Political and Economic Shifts

The U.S. dollar rallied after sliding for three days as investors monitor President-elect Trump's proposed policies. The Japanese yen weakened as geopolitical concerns eased. The dollar index rose, influenced by the fiscal expectations under Trump's administration. Market participants anticipate the Fed's monetary policy direction amid changing economic indicators.

The U.S. dollar surged on Wednesday, reviving its post-election momentum after a brief decline as markets await further details on President-elect Donald Trump's policies. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen slipped as demand for safe-haven assets waned.

Following a short-lived boost due to geopolitical worries, including Russia's stance on nuclear war, the yen fell to 155.815 against the dollar. Market experts suggest this could prompt a policy shift from the Bank of Japan.

The dollar index climbed 0.5%, counteracting recent losses, bolstered by expectations of fiscal spending and policy changes under Trump's leadership. Investors remain watchful of upcoming Fed decisions and Trump's Cabinet appointments.

(With inputs from agencies.)