U.S. Dollar Lower Against Euro, Pound
February 11 2025 - 6:52AM
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The U.S. dollar dropped against the euro and the pound in the
New York session on Tuesday, as investors assessed the potential
impact of new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on steel
and aluminum imports.
President Donald Trump imposed a 25 percent tariff on steel and
aluminium imports, which will take effect on March 12.
Investors fear that the new tariffs might lead to higher
inflation and slower economic growth.
Fed officials need not rush to adjust the policy stance, Chair
Jerome Powell told lawmakers in the Senate Banking Committee.
Powell noted interest rates have been lowered by a full
percentage point since last September, describing the Fed's current
policy stance as "significantly less restrictive than it had
been."
"We know that reducing policy restraint too fast or too much
could hinder progress on inflation," Powell said. "At the same
time, reducing policy restraint too slowly or too little could
unduly weaken economic activity and employment."
The greenback fell to 4-day lows of 1.0350 against the euro,
0.6296 against the aussie and 1.4302 against the loonie, off its
early highs of 1.0291, 0.6260 and 1.4345, respectively. The
greenback may face support around 1.05 against the euro, 0.65
against the aussie and 1.38 against the loonie.
The greenback declined to 0.5659 against the kiwi, from an early
1-week high of 0.5629. The greenback is poised to challenge support
around the 0.59 level.
The greenback weakened to 1.2421 against the pound, from an
early 8-day high of 1.2332. The greenback is likely to face support
around the 1.26 level.
In contrast, the greenback climbed to an 8-day high of 0.9140
against the franc and a 5-day high of 152.59 against the yen, off
its early lows of 0.9106 and 151.64, respectively. The currency is
seen finding resistance around 0.93 against the franc and 158.00
against the yen.
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