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Dollar Lifts, Euro Sags, Turkish Lira Gets a Boost

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Published: Monday, 5 Nov 2012 | 7:49 AM ET
Kelley Holland By:

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The dollar gets a safe-haven lift and the Turkey reaches investment grade - it's time for your FX Fix.

Risk appetite waned as the U.S. election loomed, and the dollar got a lift. [CNBC]

Uncertainty about an upcoming fracas in Greece ver austerity measures weighed on the euro. [CNBC]

Lingering expectations of more easing measures y the Bank of Japan kept the yen in check. [WSJ]

Hedge funds are cutting back on bets that the dollar will weaken. [FT]

Australian retail sales beat expectations, and the Australian and New Zealand dollars rose. [TVNZ.co.nz]

The Brazilian real weakened on event risk from the U.S. election and concerns about Greece. [WSJ]

Fitch Ratings raised Turkey's credit rating to investment grade, and the Turkish lira jumped. [WSJ]

With an interest rate cut possible later this week, traders said the Kenyan shilling was poised to weaken. [CNBC]

CURRENCY FUTURES:

  Name Price   Change %Change
USD IDX FUT ---
EUR/USD FUT ---
USD/JPY FUT ---
GBP/USD FUT ---
USD/CAD FUT ---

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