As US-Iran peace talks continue, the US dollar declines

```htmlJinse Finance reported that on May 27, even after the United States launched a new round of actions earlier this week, traders remain optimistic about a US-Iran peace agreement. In this context, the US dollar has fallen against a basket of currencies. Analysts from Danske Bank stated in a report: "Despite escalating tensions, secret negotiations between both sides appear to be ongoing, and it is believed that both are seeking a diplomatic solution." Oil prices have declined, and since the US is a net exporter of oil, this has weakened the dollar. Improved risk appetite is also putting pressure on the US dollar due to its safe-haven status. The DXY US Dollar Index fell by 0.1% to 99.114. (Sina Finance)```