(Reuters) - The dollar hit a five-week high on Monday as investors pared back aggressive bets against the currency after limited reaction to China's move on the yuan and rates last week shifted focus to U.S. economic fundamentals.
The yen hit a record low against the euro and a three-month trough versus the dollar as calm investor response to China's move boosted risk appetite and fanned flows into higher-yielding currencies.
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The yen hit a record low against the euro and a three-month trough versus the dollar as calm investor response to China's move boosted risk appetite and fanned flows into higher-yielding currencies.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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