By Sara Rossi and Alun John LONDON (Reuters) -The U.S. Federal Reserve is an outlier among central banks in developed markets, as it looks set to resume rate cuts just as many of its peers are reaching the end of their easing cycles. The European Central Bank (ECB) left rates unchanged on Thursday, while Japan is expected to hike rates before the year is out. Here's where 10 major central banks stand: 1/ SWITZERLAND The Swiss National Bank meets on September 25. After it cut its key rate to 0% in June ...

The dollar index (DXY00) on Monday fell by -0.32% and posted a new 1.5-month low.  The dollar is under pressure from last Friday's weak US unemployment report and the increased expectations for Fed easing through year-end.  The dollar is also being undercut by concerns over Fed independence, which could prompt foreign investors to dump dollar assets as President Trump attempts to fire Fed Governor Cook, and by Stephen Miran's intention to be a Fed Governor while still technically holding his White House jo ...