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LONDON, June 3 - The dollar fell broadly on Tuesday, rattled by signs that the U.S. financial sector, and thus probably the economy, is still far from out of the woods.

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KUALA LUMPUR, June 3 (Bernama) — The ringgit ended lower against the US dollar in late trading Tuesday on lack of commercial demand amid concerns over inflationary pressures, dealers said.

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TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - The U.S. dollar was higher against major currencies in early afternoon trading in Tokyo on Tuesday, supported by demand from Japanese investors after it saw its largest fall against the yen in nine weeks in New York overnight on renewed concerns about the impact of the credit crunch.

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SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - The U.S. dollar was trading slightly lower against major currencies mid-morning in Sydney on Tuesday, remaining under pressure following the currency staging its largest fall in nine weeks against the yen in New York as concerns about the impact of the credit crunch resurfaced.

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A woman rides her tricycle past posters of Beijing’s modern skyline on a street in the capital. China’s foreign exchange reserves rose to 1.76 trillion dollars at the end of April, state media reported Monday, reaching a level higher than the rest of Northeast Asia’s combined.

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The U.S. Dollar is posting a monthly gain against the yen, but there’s room for for it to fall. The Aussie dollar is looking downward and the British Pound is as well.

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Event risk for the forex market lies primarily on the US dollar side, as the ISM reports for the manufacturing and services sector and Non-farm Payrolls will all be released.

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NEW YORK, June 3 - The dollar extended gains against major currencies on Tuesday after data showed a surprise rise in U.S. factory orders for April.

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LONDON (Thomson Financial) - The dollar got a boost after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signalled that further U.S. interest rate cuts are unlikely due to concerns about inflation.

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FRANKFURT -(Dow Jones)- The Eurosystem’s reserves of gold and gold receivables decreased by EUR18 million to EUR209.545 billion in the week ended May 30, the European Central Bank said Tuesday.

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