Treasury yields and oil prices rise in tandem, supporting the dollar; DXY approaches 99.50; non-farm payroll data becomes key directional variable

English summary

The dollar strengthened overall on Tuesday, with the dollar index rising to around 99.50, as Treasury yields and oil prices climbed together. The 10-year Treasury yield hit a roughly 19-month high, and WTI crude rose to about $86 per barrel. Markets focus on this week's ISM manufacturing PMI, JOLTS, and non-farm payroll data as key directional variables for the dollar.