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Dollar fell sharply overnight and extended its slide through Tuesday’s Asian session, as traders responded to dovish Fed commentary and easing geopolitical risks. Vice Chair Michelle Bowman signaled she would support a rate cut as soon as July if inflation pressures remain contained and labor market data weakens further. Her comments followed similar remarks from […]

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