The U.S. currency started this week losing versus the euro and several
A number of factors brought the dollar down this Monday in
The U.A.E.’s central bank statements brought back optimism to currencies and equities markets, and that’s negative for the greenback, according to specialists. The U.S. dollar has been under pressure, benefiting from risk aversion during the end of the last week, but since Dubai World‘s concerns cooled down, it is likely that the U.S. dollar may touch a new record low for 2009 this week, unless new negative surprises appear, and they have been quite often lately.
EUR/USD traded at 1.5027 as of 12:23 GMT from 1.4998 in the late Sunday session. GBP/USD remained stable at 1.6492.
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