The US dollar slumped against its peers on Friday, after the release of a disappointing monthly jobs report.
Data showed that the US economy has added 266,000 jobs during April, worse than forecasts of 990,000 jobs.
The US unemployment rate rose to 6.1% in April from 6% in March, while analysts forecast a drop to 5.8%.
Chinese data showed today that the country's service PMI rose to 56.3 points in April, beating forecasts of 54.2 points.
The Chinese trade balance recorded a surplus of 277 billion yuan, better than forecasts of 130 billion yuan.
The dollar index fell against a basket of currencies by 0.8% to 90.2 points as of 19:42 GMT, after it hit a high of 90.9 points and a low of 90.2 points.