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Risk Appetite Rises, Pound Takes a Hit

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Published: Wednesday, 6 Mar 2013 | 7:56 AM ET
Kelley Holland By:

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With the new U.S. stock market record boosting risk sentiment, commodity currencies rose. [CNBC]

The euro's gains on stock market optimism were curbed by concerns about whether the European Central Bank will cut rates. [FT]

New data confirmed the deep slide in the euro zone economy in the fourth quarter of 2012. [CNBC]

The dollar was almost unchanged against the yen in Asian trading ahead of the week-end jobs report. [WSJ]

Expectations that the Bank of England may restart its bond-buying program sent the British pound lower. [CNBC]

The yuan strengthened on robust client demand fueled by economic reports suggesting more strength ahead. [CNBC]

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Rising stocks boost risk appetite and commodity currencies, but the prospect of stimulus from the Bank of England dents the pound - it's time for your FX Fix.

   
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