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Yen Lifts, Pound Lightens, Aussie Slips

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Published: Wednesday, 23 Jan 2013 | 7:43 AM ET
Kelley Holland By:

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The yen extended its gains a day after the Bank of Japan announced plans to inject less stimulus than investors had expected. [CNBC]

Could the euro, which has strengthened sharply since last July, be next to join the 'currency war'?

British Prime Minister David Cameron announced a referendum on European Union membership, and the British pound lifted. [dailyfx.com]

A surprise drop in jobless claims also lifted the British pound. [dailyfx.com]

Inflation in Australia remained at the low end of the central bank's target range, leaving the door open to a February interest rate cut, and the Australian dollar fell. [WSJ]

The New Zealand dollar also fell after Australia reported subdued inflation. [WSJ]

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The yen keeps rising after the Bank of Japan falls short, and lower jobless claims lift the pound - it's time for your FX Fix.

   
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