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An unexpected rise in the US CPI in March propelled the Greenback to yearly highs and kept the risk complex under renewed and strong downside pressure.

The EUR/USD pair extends recovery and flirts with the 100-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) around 1.0840 on Thursday during the early Asian session.

Further selling pressure prompted the Greenback to retreat further and put the USD Index (DXY) on track to challenge the 104.00 support after weaker-than-expected.

The Mexican Peso appreciated against the US Dollar in early trading on Thursday after an inflation report in the United States was revealed, while Initial Jobless Claims rose above expectations for the first time in four consecutive weeks.

The Greenback gathered some fresh upside traction against the backdrop of rising cautiousness prior to the release of US inflation figures measured by the PCE on Thursday.

The upward momentum of the Australian dollar paused as it faced selling pressure upon approaching the key 0.6600 hurdle vs.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) attempts to halt its gains registered in the last two sessions as the US Dollar (USD) could gain ground on improved Treasury yields.

Here is what you need to know on Thursday, February 15: The US Dollar (USD) failed to build on Tuesday gains and the USD Index (DXY) closed in negative territory on Wednesday as the risk mood improved in the American session.

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The US Dollar (USD) is falling back to being nearly flat ahead of the US opening bell, after it initially popped higher on the back of the first rate decision from the US Federal Reserve and commentary from the US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome