Barclays: The euro has become the main "anti-dollar" trading target as the dollar approaches a four-year low
ChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, Barclays stated that the euro has now become the main "anti-dollar" trading target. Meanwhile, under the combined pressure of a strengthening yen and expectations regarding Federal Reserve policy, the US dollar is approaching its lowest point in four years.
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