At the start of this week, the US dollar was retreated after reaching the highest level in a month, while dollars Australians and New Zealanders strengthen in the face of a weak dollar American. The rupee Indian has retreated and the Chinese yuan has reached a new one peak in 32 months.

The dollar American backed off on Monday morning after reaching his highest level in a month, as American prosecutors opened a criminal investigation against the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, which has exacerbated tensions with the Trump administration.

The dollar index, which measures the strength of the bill green compared to a basket of six currencies, was down by 0.3% to 98.899, ending a series of five days of increases.

The dollar appreciated at the start of the session Asian after the release of Friday's employment report, which reinforced expectations that interest rates will be maintained by the Reserve federal government later this month, while reports of Hundreds of deaths during protests in Iran have exacerbated tensions geopolitical and fuelled the demand for safe havens.

The euro appreciated by 0.2% at the end of the day, at $1.164, rebounding after reaching its lowest level in a month.

Against the Chinese yuan traded in Hong Kong, the dollar American depreciated by 0.1% to 6.968 yuan, its lowest level in one week.

The Australian dollars and New Zealander rebounded on Monday, the news concerns about the independence of the US Federal Reserve having weighed on the greenback, while the Australian dollar benefited from a additional support thanks to solid national economic data.

The New Zealand dollar appreciated by 0.2% for reach $0.5744, after hitting a 5-week low of $0.5712 Friday. The local economic data was encouraging: Australian household spending jumped 1% in November, after a strong increase of 1.4% in the previous month.

The Chinese yuan hit a new high on Monday In 32 months against the dollar, the central bank having raised its rate again official director, although to a lesser extent than anticipated by market; a decision that investors have interpreted as the sign with a moderate margin of improvement.

The yuan appreciated by 4.5% compared to dollar last year, recording its best annual performance since 2022, supported by an overall weaker dollar and by more important year-end regulations from exporters regarding their foreign currency earnings.

The cash yuan is allowed to fluctuate by 2% maximum on either side of the fixed midpoint each day.

On the spot market, the onshore yuan has reached A high of 6.97 for the dollar at the start of trading, its highest level since May 2023, before trading at 6.9755 at 03:45 GMT.

Its offshore equivalent traded at 6.9714 for one dollar at 03:45 GMT.

LA rupee Indian fell against the dollar on Monday, penalized by the weakness of the stock markets, and remained stuck near its lows historical differences against the Chinese yuan, a discrepancy that, according to analysts, should persist throughout the year.

The rupee was exchanged at 90.20 for one dollar at 11:00am IST, down slightly from its close of 90,1625 during the previous session