The U.S. dollar rebounded from all-time lows against the euro and a basket of world's major currencies on Tuesday, with investors adjusting their positions ahead of a closely-watched U.S. jobs report due on Friday. Adding to the dollar's recovery, the speculations have appeared that Europe will call for stronger statement against exchange rate volatility at G7 meeting later this month. On the contrary, the currencies ingnored another sign of ailing U.S. housing sector. The index of pending home sales in August slipped to its lowest since 2001, when the data started to be realeased.
The Czech crown fell against the euro yesterday, tracking other central European currencies and taking little notice of news that Standard