Tokyo-Sana
The dollar index rose to 92.777 today, compared to yesterday when it fell to a low of 92.395 for the first time since the sixth of last August, yet it remained at its lowest level in nearly three weeks against major counterpart currencies.
Reuters reported that the US currency rose about 0.1 percent to $1.18,015 against the euro, after touching its lowest level since August 5 at $1.1845 in the previous session.
In turn, the Australian dollar settled at 0.73115 US dollars, after touching the highest level in more than two weeks of 0.7341 dollars, while the New Zealand dollar fell 0.18 percent to 0.7035 dollars.
The dollar rose 0.23 percent to 110.235 yen today, but it is still near the middle of the trading range that has prevailed since early July.
