US$ down as Fed disappoints hawkish traders
It falls up to 1.1% against S$, euro and yen; market turns to US fiscal policy and ECB for direction
Singapore
CURRENCY investors are now looking to US fiscal policy and the European Central Bank (ECB) for direction after the US Federal Reserve appeared less hawkish than expected.
The US dollar fell against major currencies on Thursday after the Fed's March policy statement showed policymakers sticking to the same expected pace of rate hikes in 2017.
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