Major currencies settled on Monday as investors braced for the continued dollar losses after the US Federal Reserve eased its remarks suggesting monetary tightening.
The dollar index fell 0.08% to 104.99, and the euro rose 0.08% to $1.0738.
Global stocks had the strongest week of the year, with expectations for the U.S. central end of the momentum monetary tightening cycle.
Other indicators, such as weak U.S. job data, declining manufacturing data from around the world, and a plunge in long-term Treasury bonds, put pressure on the dollar.
The Japanese yen fell 0.1%, trading at 149.48 per dollar.
The yen reached 151.74 per dollar last week, approaching low levels in October last year, prompting the Bank of Japan to intervene with a dollar sell-off.
Sterling settled in the latest trading session at $1.2373.
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