The dollar touched a 16-month high against the euro on Thursday, after a surge in US consumer price inflation to three-decade highs revived market bets on the Federal Reserve tightening monetary policy.
After a steep fall overnight, the eurozone currency dropped a further 0.1 per cent to $1.15, its weakest since July 2020.
Sterling also touched its weakest point against the dollar since December 2020, despite official data showing the UK economy grew by a better than expected 0.6 per cent in September from the previous month.
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