The dollar, compared to a basket of currencies, fell 0.11% to 102.29, after reaching a three-week peak of 102.73 on Wednesday.
He dollar is experiencing a decline this Thursday, in contrast to its rise to almost three-week highs the previous day, all of this after the publication of the minutes of the last meeting of the Federal Reserve. These documents provide little clarity on when the United States might begin cutting interest rates.
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The minutes corresponding to the December monetary policy meeting, released yesterdayreveal the conviction of those responsible for the Federal Reserve about controlling inflation and their concerns about the risks that monetary policy implies for the economy “excessively restrictive” of the central bank.


Despite this, the minutes They do not offer precise indications about when the Federal Reserve could begin easing ratessince the authorities still consider it necessary to keep them restrictive for a while longer.
Dollar against other currencies
The dollar, compared to a basket of currencies, fell 0.11% to 102.29, after reaching a three-week peak of 102.73 on Wednesday.
Other data published yesterday indicates a continued contraction of the US manufacturing sector in December, although at a slower pace. Likewise, job offers decreased for the third consecutive month in November, suggesting a relaxation in labor market conditions.
According to CME’s FedWatch tool, the probability that the Federal Reserve will initiate a rate cut in March stands at 72%, compared to 87% a week ago.
In relation to other currencies, The euro appreciates 0.25%, reaching $1.0950after having fallen yesterday to lows of more than two weeks, following the publication of inflation figures in France and other European countries.
For its part, the pound sterling also experienced an increase of 0.25%, reaching $1.2694.
The dollar hits more than two-week highs against the yen, with Japan resuming activity after the extended New Year’s break. The US currency reaches a maximum of 143.90 yen and then trades with an increase of 0.3%, standing at 143.71 yen.
Source: Ambito

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