FOREX-Dollar extends post-payrolls dip; kiwi leaps on rate hike view Reuters 17 hrs ago
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SINGAPORE, July 6 (Reuters) - The dollar drifted lower on Tuesday and the kiwi rose most among other majors as investors brought forward rate hike expectations for New Zealand, following a strong business survey, while pressure for U.S. hikes eased in the wake of mixed jobs data.
Sterling rose 0.3% to a one-week high of $1.3888 as markets looked forward to England becoming the first major country to formally start living with the coronavirus by dropping COVID-related curbs in a fortnight s time.
FOREX-Dollar extends post-payrolls pullback; Antipodeans jump
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FOREX-Dollar heads for weekly loss as taper fears ebb Reuters 1 hr ago
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SINGAPORE, May 21 (Reuters) - The dollar hovered around recent lows on Friday and was set to notch a modest weekly drop as traders concerns at taper talk in Federal Reserve minutes faded, though a pullback in commodity prices and nerves about virus outbreaks kept losses in check.
The dollar has given back a bounce it made after a mention of possible future tapering discussions, in minutes from the Fed s April meeting, prompted fears of early rate rises.