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A difficult week for the dollar has finished with the currency falling against most major monies, with analysts attributing the pattern to US jobs data and figures relating to the country's growth.
The dollar was valued at a record 0.8534 Swiss francs at one point, with the currency benefiting from its safe haven reputation.
Speaking to Reuters, a source pointed out that it is not just the greenback that is in an uncertain position, with the European single currency also looking shaky.
They told the news agency: "If we're back in the ugly competitions between the euro and the dollar, both have fairly big negatives ... they're struggling to outweigh each other on a durable basis."
Meanwhile, the Swiss franc hit a record high against the euro at €1.2165 following further worries regarding the eurozone debt situation, according to Bloomberg.
Posted by Chris Weaver
