US FX WRAP: Dollar bid as Trump to not go ahead with February 1st tariffs on EU nations

The dollar’s strength stems from news that Trump will not proceed with tariffs on EU nations, reducing trade tension.

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This development is likely to support risk sentiment, leading to a potential weakening of the euro and bolstering the dollar as markets rethink the implications for trade relations and economic stability in the region.

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