US dollar softens as Treasury selloff eases

The US dollar slipped against major peers on Wednesday as a selloff in Treasuries eased. Investors now await minutes from the latest Federal Reserve policy meeting for guidance.

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The United States dollar slipped 0.29% to 99.36 on Wednesday morning as a selloff in Treasuries eased. Investors are awaiting minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting for fresh guidance. The light data calendar has left markets hungry for catalysts ahead of the afternoon release.

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