The U.S. Supreme Court's decision against Trump's imposed tariffs triggered a weakening of the dollar in financial markets. The US national currency ended a four-day growth streak, falling to an index of 97.8 points (down 0.1%), although it still maintained a gain of about 1% for the week. The currency market showed mixed trends: the euro remained almost unchanged against the dollar at $1.178, while the pound rose slightly by approximately 0.2%, reaching $1.3482. The Japanese yen held steady against the dollar at 155.05. According to RTHK, this court ruling had a noticeable impact on the pound-to-dollar currency pair dynamics and global quotes.
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The U.S. Supreme Court's decision against Trump's imposed tariffs triggered a weakening of the dollar in financial markets. The US national currency ended a four-day growth streak, falling to an index of 97.8 points (down 0.1%), although it still maintained a gain of about 1% for the week. The currency market showed mixed trends: the euro remained almost unchanged against the dollar at $1.178, while the pound rose slightly by approximately 0.2%, reaching $1.3482. The Japanese yen held steady against the dollar at 155.05. According to RTHK, this court ruling had a noticeable impact on the pound-to-dollar currency pair dynamics and global quotes.