The Dollar was lower against the yen for a second day on Thursday after the minutes of the Federal Reserve's January meeting showed that officials are concerned that global economic developments could have a negative impact on the U.S. economy. USD/JPY was down 0.34% at 113.70, not far from Wednesday's lows of 113.37.
Market sentiment remained supported as oil prices rose for a second day on hopes for a deal between major producers to freeze production in a bid to tackle the largest supply glut in decades. The commodity linked currencies found support, with the Canadian dollar remaining close to almost two-month highs. USD/CAD hit lows of 1.3654 and was last at 1.3687. NZD/USD was at 0.6635, holding well above the two-week trough of 0.6544 hit earlier in the week.
But the Australian dollar remained on the back foot after data showing that the country's unemployment rate ticked up to a four-month high in January. AUD/USD was last at 0.7146 after falling to lows of 0.7134 immediately following the jobs report.
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