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Many currency strategists expect the US dollar's modest rebound since the Iran war began to soon fade. Nearly 70 FX analysts polled by Reuters from March 27 to April 1 predict its safe-haven appeal will erode. The euro is currently at $1.16 and expected to hold that level through June before strengthening to $1.18 in six months and $1.20 in a year.
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