Stefano Rebaudo

Sterling snapped a three-day winning streak against the dollar and fell versus the euro on Monday, as concerns over the British economy weighed on sentiment.

The dollar edged up against the yen but was flat versus the euro on Monday as investors shifted their focus to political developments in Japan and the euro area, while lingering concerns about U.S. credit risks kept weighing on sentiment.

The U.S. dollar fell, on track for a third consecutive session of losses against major currencies including the euro, yen and Swiss franc on Thursday, amid U.S.-China tensions and as markets assess remarks from Federal Reserve officials.

Bond markets remain focused on budget concerns in the U.S., euro zone and Japan, meaning the recent pullback in ultra-long sovereign yields may prove short-lived, potentially reigniting interest in this year's popular curve steepening trade.

Sterling edged up against the dollar on Monday as investors paused following Friday's selloff driven by fiscal concerns.

The U.S. dollar snapped a three-day rising streak on Monday, as investors await comments from Federal Reserve officials to better gauge the monetary policy outlook after the central bank resumed its easing cycle last week.

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Sterling rose against a weakening dollar on Monday but was on track for a 3-day falling streak versus the euro, as investors awaited U.S. economic data later this week amid renewed concerns over Britain’s fiscal outlook.

The dollar hit a 5-week low on Monday as investors looked ahead to a raft of U.S. labour market data this week that could affect expectations for the Federal Reserve's monetary easing path.

The dollar slipped on Friday as a data-heavy week wound down, keeping the case for a September Federal Reserve interest rate cut intact, while traders awaited talks in Alaska between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin regarding Ukraine.