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China's foreign exchange reserves topped $2 trillion for the first time ever in June. Stronger money-supply data out of the country shows the stimulus efforts are feeding through and are likely to put pressure on commodity-linked currencies on a short-term basis, Stephen Gallo from Schneider Foreign Exchange said.
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