TOKYO/LONDON—Jitters about global growth caused the dollar to rise on Tuesday, sending the euro to its lowest in nearly three months and the Aussie down over 1 percent, not helped by underwhelming data in China and the Reserve Bank of Australia keeping rates steady.
The euro was down 0.45 percent at 1.0747, while sterling fell 0.6 percent to $1.2555, with both their lowest levels since mid June after poor activity data in China and Europe drove a risk off tone across asset classes.
