The US dollar fell on the global American market (Wall Street - New York), today, Wednesday, for the first time in the last three days against a basket of global currencies, to give up the highest level in 20 years recorded yesterday, with the activity of correction and profit-taking.

According to the "Wall Street Journal," this decline comes before the release of key inflation data in the United States last June, which provides new evidence about the prospects of the Federal Reserve continuing to raise the federal funds interest rate at a significant pace during the remaining meetings during this year.

The dollar index fell today, by 0.3 percent to the level of 107.87 points, from the opening level of trading today at 108.18 points, and recorded the highest level at 108.38 points.