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The U.S. Dollar Index has tumbled 12% since March, when the Fed cut rates to near zero due to the coronavirus pandemic, but the greenback has since recovered some of

Bond investing guru Jeff Gundlach is short-term bearish on the U.S. dollar, citing the Fed's intent to keep rates near zero for years to come, he said during his "Just

The U.S. Dollar Index, a measure of the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, fell 6.7% in 2020, marking the first annual drop for the currency since a

WisdomTree Bloomberg U.S. Dollar Bullish Fund (USDU) declares $0.1726/share annual dividend, -78.9% decrease from prior dividend of $0.8163.Forward yield 0.69%Payable Dec. 24; for shareholders of record Dec. 22; ex-div Dec.

The dollar is consolidating yesterday's losses.Equities are lower, and benchmark yields are little changed.The S&P 500 is trading a little lower following yesterday's 0.2% decline.Gold rose almost 1% yesterday, the most in a couple of weeks, on the back of the weaker dollar.WTI for December delivery slumped 4% yesterday and slipped below the $40-mark and straddled today.

The dollar is falling against most of the world's currencies today.Sterling and the Norwegian krone are leading the majors higher.The Chinese yuan extended its gains and is now at the best level since July 2018.In Asia, most of the large markets gained, but China, India, and a handful of smaller bourses were sold.Europe's Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is off for the third day and the sixth session in the past seven.

In the Asia-Pacific region, Japan, Taiwan, and Australian bourses led declines, while China, Honk Kong, South Korea, and India advanced.Europe's Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is straddling little-changed levels.US shares are recouping part of the losses suffered late yesterday.The euro and the Scandis are leading most of the major currencies higher.Emerging market currencies are narrowly mixed.

China's economy expanded by 2.7% in Q3, a little below the Bloomberg survey median forecast of 3.3%, and Q2 growth was revised to 11.7% from 11.5%.The UK has been struck by a resurging virus, the lack of progress with EU trade talks, and the pre-weekend downgrade by Moody's.In an otherwise light calendar today, six Fed officials speak. These include Chair Powell at an IMF-sponsored discussion of cross-border payments and Vice-Chair Clarida on the economic outlook.Oil prices have recovered from their April lows but have been moving broadly sideways for three-four months.