The dollar recorded a slight increase today, Thursday, amid the anticipation of customers for American job data, to evaluate the next step for the US Central Bank (Central Bank).
The dollar index, which measures the performance of the US currency against a basket of six main currencies, rose 0.11 percent to 96,862, to remain close to its lowest levels in the three and a half years that he settled during the week, and the index go to decline 0.5 percent during the week.
The British pound settled nearly one percent after its decline in the previous trading session, and it recorded $ 1.3628 in the latest transactions.
The euro fell slightly to $ 1.1788, and is still near the highest level since September 2021, which it recorded earlier this week.
The yen fell to 143.84 against the dollar, as the Australian dollar fell to 0.6565655 USD, while the New Zealand dollar recorded $ 0.6067 in the latest transactions, both of which decreased 0.3 percent.