Reports of resignations and unrest in the administration of US President Donald Trump caused the Dollar, which reached its lowest level against the Japanese Yen, to fall on Friday 16 March.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Concerns over US trade tariffs could hurt the global economy, as well as the negative effects of changes in the US administration in recent days, Reuters reported.
The yen rose 0.6 percent to 105.645 yen to its highest level since March 6, while the dollar resumed its recent slide and dropped 0.2 percent against a basket of currencies amid concerns about changes in Trump's management and ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting Central Bank) to determine monetary policy, next week.
Sterling rose 0.2 percent on reports of progress in Britain's negotiations with the European Union, and the euro rose to $ 1.2322.