Dollar slumps versus rivals after U.S. midterm elections

LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar fell broadly on Wednesday against major currencies including the euro and the British pound as the outcome of a split U.S. Congress raised expectations that any major U.S. fiscal policy boost to the economy is unlikely for now.

The greenback fell 0.6 percent versus the safe-haven Swiss franc and half a percent against the euro , the Australian dollar and the Japanese yen and 0.4 percent versus the pound .

(Reporting by Tom Finn; Editing by Saikat Chatterjee)

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