US Dollar rises from its lowest in three weeks

The US dollar rose today against the major currencies, rising from its lowest level in three weeks to settle the main dollar index at 90.508, and the yields of US 10-year Treasury bonds rose to their highest level since February 2020.

Data released by the Federal Reserve today showed that the Empire State Manufacturing Index in New York State rose 12.1 points this month, compared to 3.5 points in January, with new orders rising to 10.8 points in February.

The world's first digital currency rose today to exceed the $ 50 thousand barrier, its highest level ever, but it recently retreated to $ 48,675.18, and since the beginning of this year, Bitcoin has risen by about 68% so far.