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The US dollar rose on Friday, notching a five-year high against the safe-haven Japanese yen, while commodity-linked currencies slumped after Russian President Vladimir Putin said there had been some progress in talks between Moscow and Ukraine. Putin said in a meeting with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko that there had been “certain positive shifts” in negotiations with Ukraine, and that talks continued practically on a daily basis. The dollar initially declined on the news, but gradually firmed and was up 0.63 percent against a basket of six global peers at 99.13, posting a weekly increase of 0.48 percent, following last week’s 2 percent

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