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Japan MOF official:euro, yen, yuan won t replace dlr (at Reuters)
Neither the euro, the yen nor the yuan are likely to replace the dollar as the world s leading currency, a senior Japanese Finance Ministry official said on Thursday.
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FOREX-Dollar rebounds broadly; AUD and CAD off highs (at Reuters)
* Dlr rebounds from Wednesday s lows on short-covering * AUD falls from 8-wk high, CAD off 20-mth peak By Satomi Noguchi
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Dollar Recovers its Footing after Risk Appetite Encourages a Quick Drop to a Six Week Low (DailyFX)
• Dollar Recovers its Footing after Risk Appetite Encourages a Quick Drop to a Six Week Low • Euro Unable to Secure Stability Sentiment as EU Warns of Tough Times Ahead • British Pound Rallies after Jobless Claims Dive and the BoE Minutes Menti
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Dollar mixed as Greek debt problems subside (AP)
The dollar was little changed against the euro and lower versus other major currencies Wednesday as Greece s debt problems subsided further.
more - EMERGING MARKETS-LatAm stocks dip, Mexican peso 17-mth high (at Reuters) more
- MONEY MARKETS-U.S. 3-month bill rates rise, supply cited (at Reuters) more
- CANADA FX DEBT-C$ ends just below 99 U.S. cents, bonds sag (at Reuters) more
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Currencies: Dollar index bounces off six-week lows (at MarketWatch)
The U.S. dollar notches gains against the Japanese yen, but falls against the British pound, with the central banks overseeing those currencies taking a prominent role for investors.
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Merkel: eurozone expulsion should be possible (AP)
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday there should in future be a mechanism to expel countries from the eurozone as a last resort if they persistently break its financial rules.
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Dollar rises on euro, falls versus pound and yen (Money)
The dollar slipped versus the yen and the pound but rose against the euro Wednesday after the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve each left interest rates unchanged near zero.
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