Dollar Remains Firm Amid Oil Price Easing and Metal Consolidation

The US Dollar remains firm as global markets begin the week, with investors continuing to assess the Federal Reserve's hawkish policy outlook. WTI crude oil has fallen towards $93.50, easing concerns over supply disruptions in the Middle East, which in turn puts pressure on commodity-linked currencies such as the Canadian Dollar.

Gold prices have edged lower towards $4,350, while Silver consolidates near $66.35. The ongoing geopolitical uncertainty is balancing against higher-rate pressure for precious metals. The US Dollar Index remains firm as markets continue to digest the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance.