Following the election loss, the Japanese yen rose to 148.49 against the U.S. Dollar due to safe-haven demand amidst global instability. Conversely, the Singapore dollar weakened due to tariff fears, signaling potential easing from the monetary authority.
While the yuan remained stable at 7.1788 per dollar, Bitcoin’s modest uptick suggests ongoing interest among traders. As markets adapt to geopolitical tensions, fluctuations in currencies highlight the interconnectedness of global economies.
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