The U.S. dollar dropped today against some currencies as the gains of the global stocks and the increasing commodity prices brightened the outlook for the global growth, while the prospect for the growth of the U.S. economy remains less optimistic, damping the appeal of the U.S. currency as the safe haven; the euro performed even worse than greenback, though, falling against the dollar.
The Standard & Poorâs 500 Index rose by 1.5 percent, following its decline by 5 percent last week. August delivery for crude oil rose by 2.5 percent to $73.76 a barrel. The global risk sentiment seems to improve, encouraging the investors to leave the dollar in favor of the
The economic environment in the U.S. remains not very supportive for the nation’s currency. The growth of the
GBP/USD traded at about 1.5194 as of 16:43 GMT today after it opened at 1.5148. USD/JPY traded near 87.21 down from the opening rate of 87.49. EUR/USD traded at 1.2605 after opening at 1.2624.
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