The dollar is cheaper after the Fed's minutes

The dollar dropped after the Fed meeting of the previous session yesterday.
It makes it clear that the members of the Monetary Policy Committee have agreed to refrain from more aggressive interest-rate action until it becomes clear that the observed slowdown in the US economy has been a temporary phenomenon.
Analysts believe the Fed's statements confirm the thesis of most market participants that we will probably see no more than two interest rises this year.
The euro appreciated against the dollar and traded at levels of 1.1236 early this morning. Later, the single currency reached the highest values ​​of about 1.1250.
The pound also rose against the dollar, again trying to get back above the psychological limit of 1.3000 against the dollar.