The dollar found support on Thursday from a broad risk-off mood in markets, but failed to recoup its overnight losses against peers such as the euro, yen and sterling after the Federal Reserve delivered a less hawkish outlook than some had expected. Investors in Asia dumped risk assets such as stocks and cryptocurrencies after disappointing earnings from U.S. cloud computing giant Oracle reignited fears that surging AI infrastructure costs could outpace profitability. That helped stem the safe-haven dollar's slide, which initially faced selling pressure after remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell surprised some who had been positioned for a more hawkish tone. The risk selloff petered out somewhat in Europe, however, to leave the euro at $1.1704, steady on the day at a near two-month high, a

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