US Dollar, Japanese Yen May Decline on Rebound in Risk Appetite

The US Dollar and Japanese Yen may decline as European and US equity index futures are trade higher, pointing to an upswing in investors’ appetite for risky assets that curbs demand for the safety-linked currencies.

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