The dollar reached its lowest level since the end of July on Monday, influenced by expectations regarding the U.S. labor market data.

On Monday, the dollar fell to 97.71 points, the lowest level since July 28, amid expectations for key U.S. labor market data. The dollar index recorded a monthly decline of 2.2%, and markets estimate a 90% probability of an interest rate cut in September. The euro and the British pound rose, while the Chinese yuan slightly recovered. Investors are also watching political and trade tensions, including a court ruling related to tariffs imposed by Trump.