Dollar slips against major currencies as the last history of the US Tariff

By rocky fast and johann m cherian

Tokyo (Reuters) – Dollar slipped against other major currencies on Friday after Trump, which has received a signature tax payment document and installed on countries to ensure trade transactions with the United States.

The US currency has pushed the time to reduce the potential rate of the federal reserve after the expected is more powerful than expected. However, the dollar index, which follows the currency against its main peers, is headed for a second straight-week decrease.

Chamber of Representatives, Trump, Trump’s “One, large, beautiful bill was estimated at $ 3.4 trillion for $ 36.2 trillion debt,” Trump, Trump is expected to sign the bill on Friday.

While the United States has been closed for Independence Day, attention, tariffs, such as recipes, are becoming a trade agreements, as Japanese countries, which do not have trade agreements.

“An appetite for the dollar, because the US debts for US debts are increasing and appetite are at risk,” he said.

“Also, due to the adverse impact of the tariff condition and trade violations in the US growth and inflation risks will not support the economy.”

The dollar index has been in the first half of the worst since 1973, Tariffs, Trump’s sweep tariffs, increased concerns about the security of the US economy and treasures.

The US currency has dropped more than 6% when the United States has announced tariffs since April 2 and has been the lowest of three years with euro and English pounds.

The dollar index was reduced by 0.1% to 96.92 by cutting an advantage of 0.4% on Thursday. The euro added 0.2% to $ 1.178, earned a weekly earnings.

Again, 0.4% against 0.4%, 144.32, and 0.2% of Swiss franc was strengthened by 0.2% to 0.793.

Trade concerns

Trump will say that many countries will receive letters on Friday, this will say which tariff rates will face in a turn of the previous collateral to make individual transactions with trade partners.

European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leien, the EU aims to target the “principle” trade agreement for the “principle” trade agreement before the deadline. Japan, which is in the spotlight of the late IRAD of Trump, has referred to the United States again this weekend.