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The dollar weakened against a basket of currencies on Thursday, retreating from a more than two-week peak.
The dollar rose broadly Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced it would start to unwind its $4.5 trillion balance sheet in October.
The dollar weakened against a basket of currencies on Tuesday in advance of a Federal Reserve meeting.
The dollar weakened against a basket of currencies on Tuesday in advance of a Federal Reserve meeting.
The dollar weakened against most major currencies on Friday, weighed down by an unexpected decline in U.S. retail sales last month.
The dollar index lost ground on Thursday even though data showed a faster-than-forecast increase in domestic consumer prices in August.
The dollar rose on Wednesday after a report showed U.S. producer prices rebounded in August.
The U.S. dollar on Tuesday clung to the previous day's gains, supported by a bounce in Treasury yields and ahead of U.S. inflation data.
The dollar rose on Monday, spurred by relief that Irma weakened and North Korea did not conduct a nuclear test over the weekend.
The U.S. dollar hit a more than 2-½-year low against a basket of major rivals on Friday.
The euro jetted past $1.20 and was on course for its biggest daily percentage gain against the U.S. dollar in nearly two weeks on Thursday.
The U.S. dollar hit a multiyear low against the Canadian dollar on Wednesday.
The U.S. dollar index hit a one-week low against the yen and on track for its biggest decline in eight days.
The dollar fell against the yen and the Swiss franc Monday as concerns about geopolitical risks following North Korea's latest nuclear test resurfaced.
The dollar added to its losses on Friday after the release of disappointing U.S. employment data.
Unimpressive U.S. economic data failed to boost expectations for another Federal Reserve rate increase this year.
The U.S. dollar rose broadly on speculation the European Central Bank could step in to weaken the euro.
The U.S. dollar turned positive against a basket of major rivals on Tuesday after touching its lowest level in more than 2½ years.
The U.S. dollar index dropped to its lowest in roughly 16 months and a more than 2½-year low against the euro on Monday.
The euro soared to its highest level in more than two years after ECB President Mario Draghi did not express concern about a strong euro.
