The dollar edged lower on
Tuesday as a boost from comments by U.S. Federal Reserve Chair
Jerome Powell that boosted the greenback on the previous day
faded and a rise in equities markets help boost.
The US dollar index on Friday bounced back from recent declines as US Federal Reserve officials said the central bank might need to be more aggressive to deal with inflation, while the US dollar hit a fresh six-year high against the yen.
The US dollar also rose 0.1 percent versus China’s offshore yuan at 6.3716 yuan, registering little change following US President Joe Biden’s video call with Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平), where Biden sought to prevent Beijing giving new life to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The talks, which ended without big surprises, helped boost stocks on Wall Street, especially
First Closing Excludes the European Operations of Western Union Business Solutions Company Receives Full Proceeds of Sale Second Closing Expected to be Completed in the Second Half of 2022 The
Now known as Convera, the business had a record year of $170 billion in global payments volume is poised for further growth under new ownership Goldfinch Partners LLC and The Baupost Group, LLC announced