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The U.S. Dollar is trading in weak ranges, highlighting a week that was characterized by recovery across board for all counterparts as risk-appetite increased.

After reaching new highs yesterday, the dollar has sold-off across the board overnight.

The U.S. dollar had another impressive performance yesterday and held on to most of its gains overnight. Overall, the dollar is at its best level since May 2017.

The U.S. Dollar is dominating across the board as uncertainty remains over the future of tariffs and trade conflicts.

The greenback looks to build on last week’s momentum.

The U.S. dollar looks to finish its stellar week by trading another leg higher against a number of its major counterparts.

The dollar flexed its safe-haven status yesterday, reaching a yearly high as U.S. equity markets took a tumble.

The U.S. Dollar is flying this morning, especially against its European counterparts.

The greenback fell modestly overnight and fell against a handful of its counterparts, ceding the most ground to the Japanese yen.

The greenback opens the week modestly stronger against most of its counterparts, holding on to the strongest part of recent ranges.

The U.S. dollar continued yesterday’s momentum much of the night but has given back most of its overnight gains by the U.S. open.

The U.S. Dollar rallied throughout yesterday’s session but took the foot of the gas pedal overnight with EUR/USD flat.

The U.S. Dollar jumped overnight, most notably against its European counterparts.

The U.S. is down across the board this morning, most notably against the British pound.

The U.S. dollar is modestly lower across the board to start the week.

The U.S. dollar is modestly stronger against most of its counterparts this morning. However, the greenback overall is heading for its first weekly loss in three.

The U.S. dollar is down across the board this morning, bouncing off of recent highs against a handful of its rivals.

The U.S. dollar was mixed overnight but overall held tight ranges and near its recent highs against a number of its rivals.

The U.S Dollar keeps on climbing after the holiday with investors buying U.S. Treasury bonds with attractive yields.

The U.S. Dollar rose by over half a percent this week to start October after economic indicators continued to paint a rosy picture.