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EUR/USD
The Single currency hits its highest since March 4 at $1.1995 on Friday, before changing hands lower at $1.1955 on Monday, undermined by news that some European Union governments will miss the April 30 deadline to submit their recovery plans to the European Commission.
GBP/USD
The pound sprung back to life at $1.3836 with the re-opening of retail stores last week, ahead of U.K. unemployment, inflation and retail sales figures due this week.
USD/JPY
Yen extended gains at 108.65 on U.S dollar weakness, as investors increasingly bought into the Fed's insistence it would keep an accommodative policy stance for a while longer.
AUD/USD
Aussie sank to $0.7725 as concerns over the rising Covid infections worldwide and uncertainty around the U.S. infrastructure spending plan unnerved the market.
USD/ZAR
South Africa's rand fell to 14.26 per dollar despite record first-quarter economic growth in China joined global rally.
USD/MUR
The dollar-rupee loitered at 40.85(selling) on a quiet start in most of the forex space.