The dollar has traded softer so far today, tracking an extended decline in longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields, which has seen the 10-year T-note yield hit a fresh three-month lows under 1.440%, which is nearly 10 bp down on yesterday’s peak. The magnitude of the greenback’s declines has been limited, though enough to see two-day lows versus the euro and pound, and a four-day low in the case of the Australian dollar. The U.S. currency has, meanwhile, remained within yesterday’s ranges against the yen and Canadian dollar, among other currencies.