Dollar index sheds 0.09% as US-Iran tensions rise
The dollar dipped for a second straight session as the US and Iran carried out renewed attacks.
A stable reading on the labor market kept the focus on potential inflation pressures.
The dollar index shed 0.09% to 100.93, with the euro up 0.17% at $1.1434, and oil prices eased from earlier highs, with US crude last down 0.99% at $72.79 a barrel and Brent at $77.56 per barrel, down 0.59% on the day.