The U.S. dollar remains near a three-month low on Wednesday against the major currencies amid a new round of tariff confrontation between the U.S., China and Canada, increasing trade tensions, China and Canada, heightening trade tensions. The dollar index, which measures its value against the euro, pound and four other key currencies. key currencies, remained around the 105.50 level after a two-day drop of by 1.9%. The euro strengthened to its highest in nearly four months after German political forces agreed on the creation of an infrastructure fund worth 500 billion euros. The currency pair broke through the upper boundary of the local range (1.0500) and returned to the senior price range (1,0500-1,1200). In case of consolidation above the levels of 1.0500-1.0600, there is a possible growth of quotations to its upper border. The nearest significant resistance can be found in the range of 1.0770-1.0930.