SINGAPORE: The US dollar struggled to hold a small bounce today, with the franc, euro and yen heading higher and sterling climbing to a six-month top as focus turned to cutting trade deals with the US.
The dollar has been a casualty of shaken confidence in the US as radical tariffs have been threatened, enforced and then suspended over a wild few weeks for world trade and markets.
The euro has had an overdue pullback from a surge to last week’s three-year high of US$1.1474.