Dollar teeters as inflation test looms
The dollar clung to a small bounce on Wednesday as traders looked to upcoming
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The dollar clung to a small bounce on Wednesday as traders looked to upcoming
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Asian shares retreated from two-week highs on Thursday and China started on the backfoot