The US dollar strengthened in Asian trading on Thursday morning, but then moved back down towards trading in the following sessions.
Market reactions are still mixed as they digest the issue of the United States (US) court's restrictions on the implementation of tariffs by President Donald Trump before.
The International Trade Court stated that only Congress has the power to make decisions, not the President, even with emergency action for the US economy.
The Trump administration responded to the announcement by filing an appeal.
Focus on the New York trading session yesterday, the US economic growth report was once again given attention.
This is the second reading after the initial reading was published last April.
Expecting the reading to be the same as the contraction of -0.3%, the preliminary reading was slightly better at -0.2%.
Although 'green', the figure is still in the contraction phase with the risk of an economic recession coming to America.
To close this week's trading, the PCE price index data, which measures US personal consumption expenditures for April, will be published in the New York session tonight.
The data, which is the Federal Reserve's favorite inflation indicator, will influence the US dollar's movement to close this week's trading.
