Mumbai, March 31 -- The US dollar index rallied above 100 mark a 10 month high this morning in Asia amid firm safe haven demand for the greenback on escalating tensions in the Middle East. The US-Israel war with Iran shows no signs of easing despite reports of ongoing negotiations, with Iran-backed Houthi forces now joining the conflict, raising fears of a broader regional escalation. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Monday said that U.S. monetary policy is in a good place, and the Fed will wait and see how the ongoing Middle East conflict will impact the economy and inflation before taking further action on interest rates. Powell reiterated that it is "too soon to know" the long-term scope and duration of the war's econo...