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Markets

Dollar gains as Ukraine, Iraq conflicts boil

Published August 11, 2014 Updated August 11, 2014 10:30pm

imageNEW YORK: The US dollar headed higher against the euro and yen on Monday as the Ukraine and Iraq conflicts festered and traders remained on the watch for significant economic signals for the market.

The dollar gained steadily, to $1.3383 per euro, with the euro's weakness underscored by ongoing worries over a possible Russian military incursion into eastern Ukraine.

"Today might not be the day for sustained heavy trading, as a lack of developments along any of the major conflict points in the world right now has paralyzed market participants with anticipation," said Christopher Vecchio, a currency analyst at DailyFX.

"A similarly devoid economic calendar out of the United States for the first two days of the week also looks to weigh on volatility still.

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