Hot Dollar Cools, US Consumer Gauge Slides to 11-Year Low

EUR Survives 2017 Low, AUD Hops Back as Risk Assets Rise Summary: Markets finished off a volatile week on Friday after the US University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index slid to 59.1 in May, way b

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