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Asian currencies are on track for annual declines as the strong U.S. dollar exerts pressure, with attention turning to China’s factory data.

Most Asian currencies slipped on Tuesday and remained on track for annual losses as the dollar stayed strong heading into 2025. Meanwhile, the Chinese yuan weakened after data revealed slower-than-expected growth in the country’s factory activity. The U.S. Dollar Index eased 0.1% during Asian trading hours but held close to…
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“Dollar Gains Momentum Backed by Rising Yields”

The Japanese yen hovered near five-month lows on Monday, pressured by rising U.S. yields, as subdued year-end trading kept most currencies range-bound. The yen traded at 157.82, with intervention concerns from Japanese authorities deterring another test of the 160 level, last seen in July. The dollar index, which measures the…
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