Can’t Keep A Dollar Down
|After coming under a good amount of pressure for most of last week, the US Dollar managed to regain its composure late Friday. The notable rise in the hourly earnings component of the US monthly employment report seemed to be a driving force, given its implication that it would keep the Fed leaning to the hawkish side.
Five day performance v. US dollar
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