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The flight to safety rally into the U.S. Dollar fizzled overnight, putting downside pressure on the Greenback. Continued unrest in Egypt has been sending investors scurrying into the safe-haven appeal of lower-yielding currencies, but it looks like this morning that the Japanese Yen is the currency of choice.

The U.S. Dollar fell against most major currencies in overnight trading as investor appetite for risk increased while tensions over Irish debt issues eased. Pressure increased on the Dollar amid optimism that a bailout for Ireland will prevent contagion across the Euro region’s debt markets.

The U.S. Dollar finished down against most major currencies on Tuesday as appetite for risk shifted toward higher yielding assets. The Greenback closed lower against the commodity-linked currencies while posting a strong gain versus the British Pound.

The U.S. Dollar is trading higher this morning against most major currencies except the Japanese Yen as traders have turned against risk and are seeking shelter in lower yielding assets. The overnight strength in the Dollar is being attributed to heavy selling pressure on the Euro and British Pound.

The U.S. Dollar continued to weaken overnight against most major currencies after China announced that its manufacturing sector rose to a seasonally adjusted 55.7 last month. This growth rate was the fastest pace in five years or since the index began being tracked.

Dollar Finishes Weak against Most Majors

Posted by Forexhound on August 20th, 2009

The U.S. Dollar finished lower against most major currencies. Today’s weakness was triggered by a follow-through rally in the equity markets which led to renewed interest in higher yielding assets.

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