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The yen weakened for a second day against the dollar before the Federal Reserve starts a two-day meeting today that may provide more information about when the U.S. central bank will start to reduce bond purchases.
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The yen rose the most in three years against the dollar as the Bank of Japan refrained from adding more stimulus measures that tend to weaken a currency.
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Australia’s dollar fell to the lowest in almost three years versus the greenback after home- loan approvals grew at the slowest pace in three months, boosting the case for further cuts to borrowing costs.
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The yuan climbed the most in three weeks in Hong Kong’s offshore trading after a report showed manufacturing picked up in May and the central bank indicated it won’t target a weakening of the currency.
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Australia’s dollar fell to an 11- month low after the premium the nation’s bonds offer over U.S. debt shrank to the least in a year, sapping the allure of the currency as a higher-yielding asset.
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The yen slid versus all its major counterparts as Asian stocks rose and the extra yield investors receive from U.S. securities climbed to the most in four months, damping the allure of Japan’s currency.
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Australia’s dollar strengthened after a report today showed gains in retail sales in September exceeded economist estimates while the nation’s trade deficit was smaller than expected.
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The Australian dollar traded below a one-week high amid concern U.S. economic growth may be weaker than forecast, sapping demand for riskier assets.
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The euro declined to within 0.3 percent of its lowest level in two years, before reports forecast to show industrial production shrank in France and Italy as Europe’s debt crisis undermines growth.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars fell against most of their 16 major peers amid concern U.S. economic growth may be weaker than forecast, sapping demand for riskier assets.
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