The US dollar escalated against its major counterparts on Tuesday following it reduced gains on weak service sector activity in June.
According to the Institute of Supply Management, the non-manufacturing purchasing managers’ index went up 56.0 last month from 55.7 in May.
The greenback stood at $1.1017 per euro from Monday’s $1.1057, and $1.5560 per British pound from $1.5608.
Against the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc, the dollar closed at ¥122.76 from ¥122.52, and 0.9420 francs from 0.9547 francs.
The material has been provided by InstaForex Company – www.instaforex.com
The US dollar escalated against its major counterparts on Tuesday following it reduced gains on weak service sector activity in June.
According to the Institute of Supply Management, the non-manufacturing purchasing managers’ index went up 56.0 last month from 55.7 in May.
The greenback stood at $1.1017 per euro from Monday’s $1.1057, and $1.5560 per British pound from $1.5608.
Against the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc, the dollar closed at ¥122.76 from ¥122.52, and 0.9420 francs from 0.9547 francs.
The material has been provided by InstaForex Company – www.instaforex.com
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