New York: The US dollar today found some footing but was still near a three-year low following a bruising week that shook investor faith in the world’s reserve currency as US President Donald Trump’s tariff plans whipsawed global markets.

According to Oman News Agency, the dollar was last up 0.34% against the Swiss franc. The euro fell 0.13% to US$1.1344, after surging 3.6% last week.

Elsewhere, the yen fell 0.2% to 143.79 per dollar, while sterling slid 0.33% to US$1.3084. Against a basket of currencies, the US dollar last stood at 99.73, not far from Friday’s three-year low.

The offshore yuan fell 0.17% to 7.2941 per dollar ahead of the open of trade in the onshore market later on Monday.