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  Dollar Steady as Jobs Data Absorbed (TheStreet.com)
An above-forecast reading on Chinese consumer prices in February fueled worries of more policy tightening by the Chinese central bank which dampened investor risk appetite to the benefit of the dollar and the Japanese yen.
12/Mar/2010 05:36 GMT+7

  Brazil s central bank calls auction to buy dollars (at Reuters)
Brazil s central bank called an auction on Thursday to buy U.S. dollars on the spot foreign exchange market as part of an ongoing effort to boost international reserves and limit volatility in the currency market.
12/Mar/2010 05:15 GMT+7

  Currencies: Dollar improves after U.S. data (at MarketWatch)
The dollar gyrates as currency traders digest worrisome economic data out of China as well as U.S. reports on imports and exports for January and weekly jobless claims.
12/Mar/2010 05:11 GMT+7

  CANADA FX DEBT-C$, bonds fall after U.S. trade gap narrows (at Reuters)
12/Mar/2010 05:01 GMT+7

  Thursday FX View: Currencies Calmly Accept Rampant Chinese Growth (at Seeking Alpha)
12/Mar/2010 04:39 GMT+7

  FOREX-Dollar falls vs yen and euro after trade data (at Reuters)
The dollar fell against the yen and euro on Thursday after the U.S. trade deficit for January came in narrower than expected.
12/Mar/2010 03:38 GMT+7

  Treasurys, dollar down after claims, trade data (at MarketWatch)
Treasury prices stayed lower and the dollar lost ground on Thursday after the Labor Department said 462,000 Americans claimed unemployment benefits for the first time, down 6,000 from the previous week.
12/Mar/2010 03:36 GMT+7

  MONEY MARKETS-Dollar Libor highest since November pre-FOMC (at Reuters)
12/Mar/2010 03:31 GMT+7

  FOREX-Euro steadies vs dollar, yen; SNB awaited (at Reuters)
* Euro steadies vs dlr, yen; China tightening concerns ease * Euro flat at $1.3653 * SNB policy decision eyed; euro hits 1-month low vs franc
12/Mar/2010 02:39 GMT+7

  Currencies: China rate fears give dollar temporary boost (at MarketWatch)
The dollar gets a modest boost from doubts over the state of the Chinese economy although trade is still largely range-bound.
12/Mar/2010 02:23 GMT+7