The greenback fell on Wednesday after its peaks the day before against the euro, the pound and the yen. This fall is due in particular to profit-taking, a slightly better than expected European indicator and the unstable political situation in the United States.

Around 11:30 GMT (13:40 CET), the dollar depreciated against the euro, which rose 0.40% to 1.0509 dollars. The day before, the dollar reached a new high against the single currency, at 1.0448 dollars, a first since the beginning

The pound rose 0.47% to $1.2135, after reaching a new low since mid-March of $1.2037.

The dollar finally fell 0.08% to 148.90 yen, after surpassing the 150 yen threshold the day before, following the release of data highlighting the strength of the American labor market, which favors a rate hike by the Federal Reserve (Fed).