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Dollar holds gains versus euro after US data

NEW YORK : The dollar held gains versus the euro and remained little changed versus the yen on Thursday after the releas
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NEW YORK: The dollar held gains versus the euro and remained little changed versus the yen on Thursday after the release of US consumer prices and jobless claims data.

The euro last traded at $1.4378, down 0.3 percent on the day, compared with around $1.4370 before the data.

The dollar was last at 76.60 yen, flat on the day.

 

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