Dollar eases against euro as investors ponder rate paths, China's stamp duty
– The dollar slid from a 12-week peak on Monday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell left open the possibility of further rate hikes, while the China-sensitive euro edged up in the wake of Beijing halving its stamp duty on stock trading. The dollar index, which measures the U.S. currency against six peers, edged 0.06% lower at 104.11, after hitting its highest since early June on Friday. The index is up over 2% in August and set to snap a two-month losing streak. In an eagerly awaited speech at the annual Jackson