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The dollar weakens amid geopolitical tension and employment stability in the U.S.
The dollar falls for the second consecutive session due to escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran and strong employment data.
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The Mexican Stock Exchange advances 1.53% to 54,226.93 points, driven by Wall Street and US employment data.
The dollar falls for the second consecutive session due to escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran and strong employment data.
Spot gold falls 0.19% to $4,167 per ounce, yet stays close to two-week highs after weak US employment data lowers Fed rate hike expectations.
The dollar plummets after weak US employment figures (57,000 jobs in June) and the Fed lowers the likelihood of a rate hike in September to 45%.