Reported about 22 hours ago
The dollar has dipped slightly as investors await crucial U.S. jobs data, but it is still on track for a weekly rise against most currencies amid easing tariff concerns. Reports indicate a potential openness from China for trade negotiations, which has boosted the risk-sensitive Australian and New Zealand dollars. Market participants anticipate the upcoming non-farm payrolls report for insights on future Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Source: YAHOO