Dollar rises on broom worries after Trump’s Coloump scare on theft

By Ankur Baneljee

Singapore (Reuters) – The dollar weakened on Monday as President Donald Trump expected to hold interest rates steady.

The dollar eased its heavy week from November 2023 last week after the Trump administration, but after saying that he will put Colombia’s general opportunities.

Retaliatory measures, including tariffs and fines, will come to two military aircraft with a joint plane for the delivery of the US infection.

That led the Mexican peso, to slide of worries of the broom, which slide) The Canadian dollar was weaker at $ 1.43715.

The euro was as low as $1.14474 ahead of the European Central Bank’s photo session where the central bank is lower on borrowing costs. The last sterling can test it at $1.24615.

That left, which tests our currency against six components, at 107.6, still close to a one-month low.

Investors’ focus this week will be on central banks and what other tricks the doors have to say they are looking for window prices to like.

It is expected to keep prices unchanged when it comes to the analysis of the two people on Tuesday in the United States.

Data on Friday showed that business activity slowed compared to January, while we stayed close to the domestic average.

“There is hope divided by the increase of Trump’s International Friendship, the inflag publications to preach in the fastest month from 2022.

“The picture highlights the residential market, and it supports a lot of hard work.”

Other currencies, the Australian and New Zealand dollars fell slightly but remained close to their one-month highs last week. Australian markets are closed for the day.

Yen Yen Strengthened about 0.4% to 155.41 at their highest crisis on Friday revised inflation.

Boj Governor Kazuo UADA said the central bank will remain fat but gave few details on the future period.

Mark Dowding, chief investment officer at RBC BlueBay Asset Management, said the renewed attention back on the Japan story could provide a catalyst for the yen to appreciate in the weeks ahead.

“The Japanese currency has been depreciating more and more in high-value currencies, as well as high-value interests. We think this will help the Yen to perform well in 2025.”