The US currency continued to weaken on Monday as promising news on coronavirus vaccine rollouts have been weighing on the greenback. Experts say that traders' appetite for riskier assets is growing. The dollar was trading down 0.1 percent versus a basket of currencies at 92.234, dropping to a two-and-a-half-year low. “Markets are following pandemic news...
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