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Euphoria Fades, Yen and Dollar Lift

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Published: Thursday, 3 Jan 2013 | 7:58 AM ET
Kelley Holland By:

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Concerns about the prospect of more Congressional wrangling tamped down risk appetite and sent the dollar higher. [CNBC]

After hitting a 29-month low after the 'fiscal cliff' deal was signed, the yen edged higher as market euphoria faded. [CNBC]

Waning risk appetite weighed on the euro, as did the currency's failure to break through a critical level after the 'fiscal cliff' deal was reached. [WSJ]

German unemployment rose less than expected, but the report failed to offset the euro's weakness. [dailyfx.com]

A weaker than expected report on construction activity sent the British pound lower. [economy-news.co.uk]

The Egyptian pound slid again after the central bank conducted its fourth auction of foreign currency, aiming to slow the depletion of its foreign reserves. [CNBC]

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