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    Commercial war fears support dollar gains

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    Post by Rocky Wed 12 Sep 2018, 3:49 am

    Commercial war fears support dollar gains


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     The dollar strengthened gains on Wednesday as markets continued cautious about US-Canada trade talks, while sentiment was affected by the continuing weakness of the Chinese currency.
    With a limited appetite for risk - as Asian stocks fell for a tenth consecutive day and emerging market currencies led by the Indian rupiah - traders sold currencies that are exposed to the risk of any escalation in the trade dispute.
    The Australian dollar was the major currency losing 0.3 percent to $ 0.7102, not far from the February 2016 low of $ 0.7085.
    The US dollar has risen about 1 percent in the past two weeks to reach more than 6 percent in the past six months.
    The dollar index, which measures the strength of the greenback against a basket of currencies, stabilized at 95.20, nearing a three-week high of 95.74 last week.
    Canada is ready to open the Canadian dairy market to the United States as a concession in the ongoing negotiations to amend the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Canadian sources said on Wednesday night.
    There was little change in the Canadian dollar, which hit 1.3073 to the US dollar after climbing nearly three quarters of a percent late session of the US.
    But concern over the trade dispute between China and the United States - the world's two biggest economies - has dominated most investors.
    The Chinese yuan fell 0.1 percent in foreign trade to 6.8857 to the dollar after falling earlier to 6.8888 is the lowest price in more than two weeks.


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