The euro edged up against the U.S. dollar on Thursday, climbing on higher oil prices driven by worries over tropical storm Gustav.
The 15-nation currency built on the ground it had gained since hitting a six-month low earlier in the week, climbing to US$1.4777, compared with US$1.4712 in late New York trading.
Yet the dollar remained strong against the British pound, which edged up to US$1.8368 on Thursday, after the dollar hit a 25-month high against it at US$1.8283 on Wednesday, before bouncing back to US$1.8332.
The dollar remained largely unchanged against the …
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