The dollar steadied on Friday following several daily declines, but had its worst week in eight months as traders reined in their bets on further interest rate rises from the Federal Reserve.
An index tracking the currency against a basket of six peers has fallen 2.2 per cent over the past five sessions, its worst run since it dropped 4.1 per cent in a week in November.
The dollar index added 0.2 per cent on Friday, at the end of a week in which economic data showed further signs of cooling inflation, with producer and consumer prices having fallen more than expected in June.
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