Save for a brief while early in the day, the U.S. dollar stayed weak on Thursday as traders looked ahead for clues about stimulus or interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve at the symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Friday.
With the minutes of the Federal Reserve's late July meeting, which was released on Wednesday, failing to provide any clear hint about future interest rate cuts, the focus has now shifted to the upcoming speech of Fed chief Jerome Powell in Jackson Hole.
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