(Bloomberg) -- Coffee rose the most in seven weeks
in New York as the weakening U.S. dollar made futures more
affordable to buyers holding other currencies.
The dollar today touched $1.3852 against the euro, a record
low. The New York Board of Trade's dollar index, a gauge of the
currency's international value, fell to the lowest since
September 1992.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
in New York as the weakening U.S. dollar made futures more
affordable to buyers holding other currencies.
The dollar today touched $1.3852 against the euro, a record
low. The New York Board of Trade's dollar index, a gauge of the
currency's international value, fell to the lowest since
September 1992.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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