The U.S. dollar is on course for its best week in six months, surging anew on Thursday against the yen, sterling, euro and Swiss franc as central banks around the world appear set to out-dove the Federal Reserve. Partly spurred earlier this week by a “safety bid” surrounding Middle East tensions, dollar gains have really mounted as speculation of another round of interest rate cuts in Europe were twinned with official hesitation at further monetary tightening in Japan – with inflation subsiding everywhere. And with U.S. labor market signals continuing to show brisk job creation, the relative rates picture seems to have shifted back in favor of the greenback – whose 1.5% appreciation this week is the biggest since April.Read More