New Delhi, Jan. 28 -- The dollar struggled to bounce back on Wednesday after suffering another round of selling, as fresh comments by President Donald Trump suggested he was comfortable with the currency's recent decline.

The US President's remarks were weighed further on investor sentiment, keeping the greenback under pressure. At its core, the dollar's strength rests on confidence - in the stability of US policy, and in the currency's role as the world's safest and most liquid asset.

The dollar dropped against the British pound, South Korean won and Chinese yuan this week. Meanwhile, the greenback did rise a little on Wednesday. However, the bump was not enough to make up for its latest losses.

Traders are also closely watching the F...