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Asian currencies had a third weekly loss on concern the Federal Reserve will scale back stimulus that has spurred fund flows to emerging markets.
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The euro rose against the yen, paring a weekly decline, before German data that may show business confidence bottomed out after a two-month decline.
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The Dollar Index declined for the first time in three days as a survey of the Federal Reserve’s primary dealers said confusion about the central bank’s intentions for its bond-buying program may be hurting the effort’s effectiveness.
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Brent crude dropped for a third day, to its lowest intraday price in three weeks as manufacturing in China shrank and U.S. gasoline stockpiles increased.
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Commodities fell for a third day, paced by declines in copper and oil, as manufacturing in China unexpectedly shrank for the first time in seven months and the head of the Federal Reserve hinted that stimulus may be tapered.
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The Philippine peso dropped the most since 2010 on speculation an improving U.S. economy will prompt the Federal Reserve to scale back asset purchases that have spurred fund flows into emerging markets. Bonds and stocks fell.
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South Korea’s won fell to a one-month low on concern U.S. policy makers will reduce monetary stimulus that has fueled demand for emerging-market assets. Government bonds fell.
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U.S. stocks slid, dragging benchmark indexes to their worst drop in three weeks, and Treasuries and gold tumbled on concern the Federal Reserve will scale back stimulus efforts if the labor market improves.
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West Texas Intermediate oil fell the most in three weeks as a government report showed U.S. gasoline supplies unexpectedly gained and crude stockpiles declined less than expected.
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West Texas Intermediate declined for the first time in five days as the dollar advanced against the currencies of U.S. trading partners.
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