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The Uncertainty on U.S. Recovery languished Dollar   The Dollar declined on Tuesday morning in Asia to the lowest level in a week as investors are suspicious about the faster coronavirus pandemic recovery. The U.S. Dollar Index inched down 0.8% to 90.868 against a basket of other currencies after the disappointing U.S. Jobs data on

The Dollar Elevated Despite Disappointing Payroll Data   The Dollar is up, getting stronger steadily. Jobs opportunity in the U.S. is unlikely lesser as per the newly published data. Traders are optimistic about U.S. consumer prices and Consumer Sentiment.   The Dollar slows down the speed, gradually trading against major currencies but at the higher

The Dollar Outshines With the best Weekly Gain   In the hope of economic recovery, investors are showing confidence in U.S. currency. Resultantly, the Dollar leads to the highest gain in three months on Friday. The US Dollar Index inched down 0.5% to 91.507. The Positive employment figures cast a major impact on the Index

The Dollar up, BOE dominates over British Pound   The Dollar is alive and kicking against major currencies. The BOE policy is closely monitored by the investors for future trade. A hefty fiscal measure seems to have a positive impact on the United States economy.   The U.S. currency is overpowering Euro and Yen on

Dollar Elevated in the Hope COVID-19 Recovery, Euro Agonize Growth Disparity   The Dollar was moderately high on Wednesday morning in Asia, trading almost a two-month high against the Euro as traders are worried because of the ongoing circumstances of Europe’s pandemic recovery. The Gross Domestic Product in the 19 countries sharing euro declined by