The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Friday, hurt by softer than expected U.S. employment data and with most investors staying on the sidelines before Greece’s referendum on bailout conditions at the weekend. Volumes were expected to be low, with U.S. markets closed for Independence Day. Caution also reigned ahead of Greece’s Sunday referendum on an international bailout deal that could ultimately determine whether it stays in the euro zone. The dollar index was down 0.15 percent at 95.977 .DXY, retreating from a four-week high of 96.422 hit earlier in the day. Against the yen, the dollar was buying 123.03 yen JPY= , flat on the day. The euro edged up 0.15 percent to $1.1105 EUR= . “With liquidity thin and the Greek referendum coming up, not many would want to take large positions going into the weekend. The U.S. jobs report has taken the wind […]