This Friday, the dollar regained some ground, still heading for a small weekly decline. While the rupee Indian climbed. The pound sterling is down slightly, weighed down by a economic growth that stalled in the United Kingdom in July.

The dollar rose slightly on Friday after having fallen the day before, while an increase in unemployment benefits claims in the United States and a slight increase in inflation have maintained investors focused on the likely interest rate cuts of The Reserve federal next week and beyond.

The dollar index was up 0.1% to 97.66, but it was still on track to record a weekly decrease of 0.1 per cent, its second consecutive weekly decline.

Around 09:00 GMT (11:00 in Paris), the motto Britain lost 0.30% against the greenback, at 1.3533 dollars, and lost 0.15% versus the euro, at 86.58 pence for one euro.

On Thursday, the European Central Bank (ECB) extended the pause on interest rates.

The Indian rupee rose on Friday, as the Key data on inflation in the United States are in line with expectations and have reinforced the bets that the Federal Reserve will cut rates of interest next week.

The rupee ended in up 0.19% to 88.2750 on Friday compared to the close of 88.4425 on Thursday - a closing record.