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Dollar Reverses Course, Pound Steadies

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Published: Friday, 15 Mar 2013 | 7:34 AM ET
Kelley Holland By:

News Writer

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Investors warily awaited data on U.S. inflation, and the dollar index retreated from recent highs. [CNBC]

Japan's parliament approved the new pro-stimulus Bank of Japan leadership, and the yen steadied. [CNBC]

Euro zone inflation was confirmed at 1.8 percent, allowing the European Central Bank to stay accommodative, and the euro rose slightly. [dailyfx.com]

The Australian dollar closed in on the 100-yen level as strong economic reports buoyed the currency. [CNBC]

Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said the pound is now properly valued, and it rose slightly off recent lows. [FT]

Portugal will receive its next tranche of aid, and a one-year extension on meeting its deadline for implementing spending cuts. [fxstreet.com]

The Korean won fell for a seventh straight day on dollar buying by foreigners. [brecorder.com]

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Wariness about an upcoming inflation report stalls the dollar's rally, comments from the Bank of England chief steady the pound, and the Korean won keeps heading south - it's time for your FX Fix.

   
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