U.S. Dollar is close to a seven-month high on improving economic situation

Source: Bloomberg
The Dollar Index increased by 0.1% to 82.752 points in Asian session on Monday, after reaching 82.924 last week, the highest level since 8th of August. The U.S. Dollar gained 3% in last three months, as economic data signal about a strengthening recovery in the U.S. and stimulating demand for the domestic currency. Traders bet on an increase in retail sales, which will be announced in two days, and follow good news from the Labor Department.
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