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Dollar trims losses following US inflation data

TradingKeyAug 14, 2024 1:26 PM

- The U.S. dollar slightly recovered against a basket of currencies following data indicating a decrease in inflation, dampening rate cut expectations.

- The dollar index, measuring the dollar against six major currencies, stood at 102.59, marking a marginal 0.04% decline.

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