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The dollar fell on Tuesday along with expectations for U.S. interest rates and Treasury yields fell as investors noticed a dovish change in the tone of Federal Reserve officials.
The yen rose slightly as violence in the Middle East supported safe-haven buying and eventually traded steady at 148.34 per dollar. The Swiss franc also rose and was higher at 0.9045 to the dollar.
The euro rose 0.1% in early Asian trading to $1.0580. The Israeli shekel stabilized at 3.95 per dollar, just off its lowest level in nearly eight years, after the central bank promised to sell $30 billion in foreign exchange.
The dollar fell on Tuesday along with expectations for U.S. interest rates and Treasury yields fell as investors noticed a dovish change in the tone of Federal Reserve officials.
The yen rose slightly as violence in the Middle East supported safe-haven buying and eventually traded steady at 148.34 per dollar. The Swiss franc also rose and was higher at 0.9045 to the dollar.
The euro rose 0.1% in early Asian trading to $1.0580. The Israeli shekel stabilized at 3.95 per dollar, just off its lowest level in nearly eight years, after the central bank promised to sell $30 billion in foreign exchange.
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