💨 Abstract
The dollar gained safe-haven support ahead of US President Trump's tariffs, but is still on track for a monthly loss due to concerns over a darkening U.S. growth outlook. Meanwhile, the yen ended the month with a gain of over 3.6% due to increased bets of more Bank of Japan rate hikes. The Aussie dollar fell to its lowest in over three weeks, while the euro struggled at a two-week low.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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