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Investing.com -- The U.S. dollar ticked up on Monday, helped by a slide in the euro to its lowest level in nearly 17 months. The single currency was under pressure amid a government debt crisis in France.
Nasdaq reaches new record as Treasury yields and US dollar climb, oil prices drop, and global markets react to fiscal and political developments.
The euro weakened sharply on Monday to a 17-month low as fiscal worries in France amid a steep bond market rout stoked fears of contagion risks in the region, helping the dollar shrug off soft US jobs data that dented near-term rate hike expectations.