The dollar staged a mini-rally in the wake of the final reading of US first-quarter growth on Wednesday which confirmed that the contraction in the US economy was not as deep as first suspected.
With one eye on the increasing threat of a Greek default and the country’s potential exit from the euro, investors’ attention reverted to their favourite subject — the likely launch of a rate rise cycle by the Federal Reserve for the first time since the financial crisis.
The revised GDP data showed a smaller contraction of 0.2 per cent in the period, better than the 0.7 per cent published in the second reading, and in line with expectations.
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