Dollar Slips as European Yields Ease

The dollar slipped 0.08% to 102.17 on Thursday afternoon as euro zone bond yields pulled back from session highs, easing immediate pressure on foreign currencies. The greenback retreated after touching 102.46 earlier in the day, while the euro recovered from intraday lows. The currency move reflects shifting expectations across global bond markets as investors weigh incoming central bank signals against mounting regional debt concerns.