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Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said the dollar’s strength depends on the rule of law and an independent Federal Reserve. The remark, delivered via First Squawk, ties dollar credibility to legal and institutional safeguards rather than to interest-rate levels alone. It matters because investors are weighing how political pressure on central banks could affect currency markets. Watch for further Fed commentary on institutional independence and for dollar moves against major currencies.

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