Hong Kong - The euro pushed higher on Friday after Greece's promise to provide new plans to reform its bailout, while Shanghai stocks continued their latest rally towards a seven-year high.
Traders moved into the single currency after Greece's deal with its key European partners, who agreed to finish work "as fast as possible" on completing its EU-IMF rescue programme.
But while the dollar's rally against the euro and yen fizzled out, analysts said they expect the currency to resume its advance as the US Federal Reserve prepares for a rate hike while the Japanese and European central banks print more cash.