It could be just what exchange traded fund (ETF) investors who are bearish on the U.S. dollar want to hear: another day, another low.

After two days of setting records, the euro once again set one on Thursday, reports Erin Conroy for the Associated Press.

The dollar’s decline could complicate the Fed’s decision-making progress in regards to the economy. That’s because when the Fed cuts rates in an attempt to jump-start the economy, those cuts also drive the dollar lower.

Currency ETFs rallied on Wednesday thanks to the weakness of our money, says Wanfeng Zhou for Thomson Financial. Most CurrencyShares funds have been seeing positive territory this week:

• CurrencyShares Euro Trust (FXE), up 3% in the last week
• CurrencyShares British Pound Sterling Trust (FXB), up 2.2% in the last week
• CurrencyShares Swiss Franc Trust (FXF), up 3.8% in the last week
• CurrencyShares Japanese Yen Trust (FXY), up 1.8% in the last week

Read the disclosure, as Tom Lydon is a board member of Rydex Funds.

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