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The yen will weaken against the dollar in the next three months as Japanese government officials increase economic stimulus, according to Credit Suisse Group AG.
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The dollar fell against all of its 16 most-traded counterparts before the Federal Reserve starts a two-day meeting tomorrow amid speculation it will buy bonds to boost the economy.
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The dollar slumped to a 15-year low against the yen after a private report showed U.S. companies unexpectedly cut jobs last month, fueling speculation the Federal Reserve will buy U.S. assets to spur a slowing economy.
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The yen dropped against most of its major counterparts as global stocks advanced and a government report showed U.S. retail sales rose for a ninth month, encouraging investors to seek higher yields.
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Canada’s dollar may gain to the strongest level versus its U.S. counterpart since 2007 amid expectations the Canadian central bank will raise interest rates before the Federal Reserve, according to Credit Suisse Group AG.
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The euro may tumble over the next three months to $1.16 as the sovereign-debt crisis forces the European Central Bank to keep borrowing costs low, according to Credit Suisse Group AG.
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The euro tumbled to the lowest level in four years against the dollar as Germany’s move to temporarily halt a slump in European asset prices triggered concern that the region’s sovereign crisis will accelerate.
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