The U.S. Dollar (USD) returned to losses on Thursday, falling against major currencies, amid an improvement in risk appetite among investors.
Markets seem to be absorbing the outcomes of the latest United States Federal Reserve policy statement, which included no changes to its current easing measurements to help the American economy cope with the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the greenback’s performance against a basket of six major international currencies, is down by 0.15% at 90.51.
The index has been moving in a range between 90.42 and 90.86, after closing Wednesday at 90.65.