(Updates prices, adds details of ISM data, paragraphs 11-12; adds details of Harker speech, paragraph 9) By Hannah Lang June 1 (Reuters) – The dollar was on track for its worst daily loss in nearly a month on Thursday as U.S. manufacturing data and comments by Federal Reserve officials reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve will likely skip an interest rate hike at its upcoming meeting. The euro recovered from a two-month low on Thursday after European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde said further policy tightening was necessary. The dollar index, which measures the currency against a basket of six peers, fell 0.547% at 103.580, off a two-month high of 104.7 touched on Wednesday as investors trimmed bets the Fed will raise interest rates this month. Fed officials pointed toward a rate hike “skip” at its June 13-14 meeting, giving time for the central bank to assess…
