The dollar is nearly at two-year low against the euro, following Draghi's comments

The dollar registered its lowest value for two years against the euro on Friday, following Mario Draghi's comments. Draghi said we can see a change in ECB's asset repurchase policy in the autumn.
The dollar index, following the US currency against six major currencies, fell to 94.31 points and was not far from its lowest value since August of 2016 - at a level of 94.09 points. For the week, the index was down by 0.8%.
The euro closed the week at 1.16635.
Draghi announced that there is no specific date scheduled to change the ECB's ultra-stimulus policy on negative interest rates and asset repurchase, but specifies the season when it can happen.
His comments were considered aggressive by market participants, which was also the basis for the appreciation of the single currency.