The dollar is falling due to the appetite for high-risk currencies

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Wartfat stock markets around the world after its recent decline, as bets on higher oil production helped cool crude prices, offsetting the impact of fears of high inflation Andmonetary tightening.

John Doyle, vice president of trading at Monex USA, said: "There are a few factors that worked against the dollar, but it’s mostly risk sentiment".

and fell dollar index Which measures the performance of the US currency against six major currencies, by 0.8 percent to 101.78 points, on its way to halting two-day gains.

The dollar found little support from data showing private sector jobs in the United States increased much less than expected in May, indicating that demand for labor began to slow amid a rise interest rates And fiscal policy is tightening, although job opportunities are still very high.

The higher-risk currencies, including the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar, rose against the US currency, increasing by 1.17 percent and 1.20 percent, respectively.

The Canadian dollar also rose by 0.6 percent against US dollara day after the Bank of Canada raised interest rates and opened the door to a faster rate hike.

The Swiss franc rose 0.5% against the dollar after Swiss inflation rose the most in 14 years in May, as Switzerland became the latest country affected by rising fuel prices and food costs plaguing economies around the world.

With regard to cryptocurrencies, there has been little change in Bitcoin It traded at $3,070.99 after dropping six percent on Wednesday, while the world’s largest digital currency by market capitalization is still struggling to weather a bout of selling pressure that has dominated it in recent weeks.

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Wartfat stock markets around the world after its recent decline, as bets on higher oil production helped cool crude prices, offsetting the impact of fears of high inflation Andmonetary tightening.

“There are some factors that have worked against the dollar, but it’s mostly risk sentiment,” said John Doyle, vice president of trading at Monex USA.

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and fell dollar index Which measures the performance of the US currency against six major currencies, by 0.8 percent to 101.78 points, on its way to halting two-day gains.

The dollar found little support from data showing private sector jobs in the United States increased much less than expected in May, indicating that demand for labor began to slow amid a rise interest rates And fiscal policy is tightening, although job opportunities are still very high.

The higher-risk currencies, including the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar, rose against the US currency, increasing by 1.17 percent and 1.20 percent, respectively.

The Canadian dollar also rose by 0.6 percent against US dollara day after the Bank of Canada raised interest rates and opened the door to a faster rate hike.

The Swiss franc rose 0.5% against the dollar after Swiss inflation rose the most in 14 years in May, as Switzerland became the latest country affected by rising fuel prices and food costs plaguing economies around the world.

With regard to cryptocurrencies, there has been little change in Bitcoin It traded at $3,070.99 after dropping six percent on Wednesday, while the world’s largest digital currency by market capitalization is still struggling to weather a bout of selling pressure that has dominated it in recent weeks.

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