USD At 1-Month High

 | Feb 27, 2015 04:17AM ET

The U.S dollar index reached a 1-month high yesterday after a batch of economic indicators from the U.S. which gave a mixed picture about the status of the U.S economy, while the euro, which was already under pressure weakened by more than 1.5%. Investors still remain cautious amid doubts over the agreement to extend Greece's bailout as both the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank warned that the country's reform plans are not detailed enough.

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The euro dropped against the U.S dollar yesterday, after a string of economic reports from the U.S, which showed an improvement in durable goods orders while inflation data and unemployment claims were worse than expected. In addition, markets showed little reaction to an improvement in German unemployment and consumer climate with the euro reaching levels below 1.12 against the dollar.

For Friday, investors will be focusing on inflation (CPI) data from Germany while growth data on GDP, the Chicago PMI index and the UOM Consumer sentiment index is due to come out from the U.S front later in the day.