The USD fell the most from a record high, coming from its worst retreat in more than four years.
Presently, the Euro trades at 1.0739, which is a rise of $0.00489 or 0.46% from the previous close of $1.06910.
The daily range is from $1.0652 to 1.0831, while the trading volume is 1.058M.
Furthermore, the Federal Reserve launched temporary liquidity-swap lines with nine additional central banks, including Australia’s and South Korea’s, to ease the dash for USD.
As a matter of fact, the USD gauge sunk from a peak mark after it advanced more than 8% during the last week.
