The U.S. dollar remained stable on Thursday as investors assessed the potential implications of former President Donald Trump’s latest tariff agenda on the global economy and how it might impact interest rate expectations for major central banks.
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Against a basket of major currencies, the dollar hovered near a one-week high at 107.15. The British pound retreated from a two-month high, trading at $1.2594 in its latest session.
According to Bloomberg, the euro remained steady at $1.0422, following a decline in the previous session. This comes amid diverging views among key European Central Bank policymakers on inflation risks and the extent to which the ECB should curb economic growth.
Meanwhile, gold prices fell on Thursday as the dollar strengthened. Spot gold declined 0.2% to $2,928.49 per ounce, while U.S. gold futures fell 0.4% to $2,936.10 at settlement.
Other precious metals also saw declines:
Silver dropped 0.4% to $32.74 per ounce.
Platinum fell 1.7% to $970.45 per ounce.
Palladium slid 1.6% to $971.47 per ounce.
