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U.S. dollar drops to two-month low amid delayed jobs data and shutdown fallout.
The U.S. dollar weakened to a two-month low as markets awaited delayed November jobs and inflation data, impacted by the government shutdown.
The Japanese yen strengthened, nearing 155 per dollar, on expectations of a Bank of Japan rate hike, supported by strong business sentiment and wage growth data.
The euro and pound held steady, with the Bank of England expected to cut rates and the ECB likely to hold.
China’s factory output and retail sales slowed, pressuring the yuan, while the Australian dollar dipped on weak Chinese demand.
Traders remain cautious ahead of major central bank decisions and economic releases.
El dólar estadounidense cae a su mínimo de dos meses en medio de datos retrasados de empleos y consecuencias del cierre.