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US Manufacturing Growth Slips to Seven-Month Low

Euro Slips, Australian Dollar Gets a Lift

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Published: Thursday, 13 Oct 2011 | 8:06 AM ET
Kelley Holland By:

News Writer

China's unhappy, Europe gets a reality check, Australians are getting jobs - it's time for your FX Fix.

The euro slipped after the European Central Bank warned about including bondholders in bailouts. [CNBC]

Stronger than expected jobs data lifted the Australian dollar. [WSJ]

The Australian jobs data and optimism about progress toward a euro zone debt deal lifted the South Korean won. [WSJ]

Disappointing Chinese trade data led investors to seek safe havens, and the dollar lifted. [FT]

The Chinese yuan moved lower after the central bank set a weaker mid-point, possibly signaling displeasure with the currency bill now in Congress. [Reuters]

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