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Dollar near two-week high as Warsh boosts rate-hike bets; yen slips past 160

The dollar holds near a two-week high while the yen slips past 160 amid shifting Federal Reserve rate-hike bets.

By · Published September 5, 2026  07:21 UTC · Updated September 5, 2026  08:24 UTC

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The dollar stayed near a two‑week high as Fed Chair Warsh’s comments kept rate‑hike expectations alive, while the yen slipped past the 160‑per‑dollar mark. Market commentary noted that the hawkish tone was weighing on European equities and that the euro was holding near $1.16, with analysts suggesting any further dollar gains could be limited.

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  • Primary Driver: The dollar holds near a two-week high while the yen slips past 160 amid shifting Federal Reserve rate-hike bets.
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The US dollar trades near a two-week high while the yen slips past 160 and European markets slip as hawkish Federal Reserve signals weigh on sentiment. These market movements follow developments where Warsh and sticky inflation revive Federal Reserve rate hike bets, alongside rising intervention risk as the yen surges toward 158 and USD/JPY volatility jumps due to BOJ hike risk returning.

Coverage from Reuters, FXStreet, Barron's, TradingView, Seeking Alpha, FOREX.com, and Investing.com notes that dollar gains could be limited because a September rate hike is not a done deal, while the euro holds near $1.16 as the US jobs report sets up the week's main test.

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Why is the US dollar near a two-week high?

Coverage indicates that Warsh and sticky inflation have revived Federal Reserve rate-hike bets.

What is happening with the yen?

The yen has slipped past 160, while coverage also notes it surging toward 158 with intervention risk returning and BOJ hike risk affecting volatility.

What is the main test for the euro this week?

TradingView reports that the US jobs report sets up the week's main test while the euro holds near $1.16.

Are further dollar gains guaranteed?

Barron's notes that dollar gains could be limited because a September rate hike is not a done deal.

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