 Dollar regained some strength in early US session, after a volatile week marked by high-profile events, including the US presidential election and Fed’s rate decision. The greenback's pullback from its post-election spike now appears to be more of a consolidation rather than reversal of its bullish momentum. However, Dollar bulls may need to wait until next week’s US CPI report to see if inflation data can provide the next catalyst for a decisive move. Commodity currencies continue to top the weekly performance charts for now. However, there is uncertainty about whether they can maintain these gains as the trading week concludes, as Aussie appears to be leading a reversal. Euro is currently the weakest performer of the week, with Swiss Franc also under pressure while Sterling is mixed. Yen also positions in the middle with help from today's strong rebound. ... | 
