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Dollar decline
Currency traders are asking a question: if the US Federal Reserve is not concerned about the dollar’s current levels, why should they be?, writes Jennifer Hughes
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Overview: Dollar tumbles further
The dollar sank to multi-month lows on Wednesday, helping drive gold to a fresh record peak
Dollar lurches to 15-month low
European and US equities challenge year’s highs
S&P holds 1,100 level ahead of Thanksgiving
Tiffany posts better-than-expected profit
Russian talk weighs on greenback
Growing concern around US currency
Hedge funds guarded on Brussels limits
Lawmakers will debate suggested amendments
Sell-off sends dollar below key level
Traders continue dumping the currency
Former chairman in Ratiopharm bid
Claudio Albrecht links with private equity group
CapitaMalls makes strong trading debut
Largest Singapore listing in over a decade
Rentokil climbs on bid talk
Biggest gain in shares for three weeks
Vietnam devalues currency by more than 5%
Hanoi intervenes in long-term slide
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