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The Dollar Remains Mostly Softer, But Near-Term Consolidation Is Likely

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The US dollar, which was sold last week after the FOMC and soft employment report, remains on the defensive. The Antipodean currencies and yen are struggling, but the other G10 currencies are firm.
Devin Wang

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