New york: The euro was last traded at $1.1594, marking a 1.3 percent decline in the previous session. This represents its biggest daily percentage drop in more than two months, driven by concerns over economic growth and decreased eurozone government bond yields. According to Yemen News Agency, the dollar index maintained its upward trend today, reaching 98.67. This increase pushed the pound to a two-month low, now trading at $1.3349. Meanwhile, the yen saw a slight rise, now positioned at 148.49 yen per dollar. Additionally, the Australian dollar experienced a minor decline of 0.05 percent, settling at $0.6518. The New Zealand dollar remained stable, trading at $0.5972. In offshore markets, the Chinese yuan showed little change, trading at 7.1813 per dollar.
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