
Dollar Index Weakens Around 99.00 in Friday's Asian Session
The US dollar index is losing ground for a third consecutive day, trading around 99.00 during Asian hours on Friday.
USD/CAD consolidates below the 1.3800 mark during Friday’s Asian session, near a nearly two-week low.

USD/CAD consolidates below the 1.3800 mark during Friday’s Asian session, near a nearly two-week low. That is the session stamp.
Three forces sit on that stamp. Oil remains firm on the Hormuz / US–Iran tape, supporting the loonie. The Bank of Canada is read as hawkish into its September meeting. The dollar itself softened after Waller leaned toward a hold if inflation progresses. That stack is why the pair is parked under 1.3800.
US NFP and Canada employment print in the same slot later Friday. They have not released. consensus for Canada is Employment F 15.1K / P 75.1K and UR F 6.4% / P 6.4%. A soft oil fade plus a hot US labour surprise would be the falsifier for this loonie bid.
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The US dollar index is losing ground for a third consecutive day, trading around 99.00 during Asian hours on Friday.

AUD/USD trades at 0.7200, up 0.44%, on the Waller Thursday stamp. Soft USD after Waller’s hold-if-progress lean.

The euro trades on a flat note around 1.1625 during the early Asian session on Friday, holding above 1.1600.