The US Dollar Index falls for a second day near 101.00 despite broader market risk aversion during Asian trading.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) extended losses for a second straight session, trading near 101.00 amid rising risk aversion in Asian markets. The decline reflects subdued demand for the USD despite broader market caution.
The index, which tracks the USD against six major currencies, has struggled to regain momentum after recent declines. Prior sessions saw modest fluctuations, with traders awaiting key economic data for directional cues.
Market reaction remained muted, as investors balanced dollar weakness against shifting risk sentiment.