The dollar posted its worst week in almost four months on Friday, pummeled by sterling and euro rallies driven by a deal on Britain's departure from the
European Union, while China's weakest growth in nearly three decades weighed on equities.
The dollar crept lower against the euro as the common currency enjoyed a lift from hopes a
Brexit deal could improve the odds of the euro zone avoiding a recession.
Dismal manufacturing data and worries the U.S.-China trade war could slow euro zone economies even further have rattled the euro this year, while fears of a disorderly Brexit had slammed sterling until a week ago.