The US dollar concluded the month on a weak note, with traders adjusting positions ahead of key economic data releases. The performance reflects ongoing market sensitivity to signals about the future course of monetary policy.

Currency analysts indicate that the dollar’s pullback was influenced by profit-taking activities and a reassessment of risk sentiment. Investors are keenly awaiting upcoming reports on employment, inflation, and consumer spending, which are expected to offer further clarity on the strength of the US economy.

The euro gained ground against the dollar, while other major currencies also saw modest appreciation. Market participants are closely watching statements from Federal Reserve officials for indications of potential interest rate adjustments in the coming months. These statements could significantly impact the dollar’s trajectory.