The emerging markets foreign exchange index gives back gains amid reports of Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

On Thursday (June 25), at the close in New York, the ICE US Dollar Index fell by 0.16% to 101.443 points. After reaching the intraday high of 101.746 points at 19:39 Eastern Time, marking the end of a W-shaped reversal, it then continued to decline, hitting a new low of 101.305 points at 00:28.

The report shows that U.S. low-cost airlines are losing their competitive advantage over major carriers.

Base blockchain suffered a two-hour outage, transaction processing has been restored.

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