Dollar Hits Lowest in Nearly Four Months, While Euro and Yen Rally
A pullback in the dollar accelerated Wednesday, as two of its biggest counterparts, the euro and the Japanese yen, surged. The WSJ Dollar Index recently stood 0.65% lower at 99.81. That put the index on course for its lowest close since Nov.
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