The dollar declined broadly on Thursday and better-than-expected global economic data and rising equities teamed up to dent the greenback. The Euro ended up on the day but was off its session highs as it tracked US equities. The commom currency hit a session peak early in New York after European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said at the ECB's rate selling meeting Thursday that the excessive currency volatility in negative for both the economy and financial stability. and that US support for a stronger dollar in extremely important. When asked about moves to price commodities such as oil in Euros, Trichet answered "there is no strategy or campaign to foster the international use of the Euro."Trichet's remarks were made at a news conference after the ECB's policy meeting. Neither the ECB nor the Bank of England changed their interest rate stances at their respective policy meetings on Thursday.