The U.S. dollar exhibited weakness on Thursday, losing ground for a third straight session.
However, amid thin holiday trades, movements were not any significantly pronounced.
The dollar index drifted down to 97.49 around early afternoon, but edged up to 97.55 later on in the day, cutting down its loss to 0.1%.
Against the Euro, the dollar weakened to $1.1103 from Tuesday's close of $1.1092.
The Pound Sterling was stronger by about 0.35% at $1.3000. rising from $1.2954.
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