(Bloomberg) -- The dollar traded near its highest
against the yen in more than three months before a U.S. report
that's expected to show jobs growth accelerated in May.
The U.S. currency climbed the most last month versus the
euro since February 2006 as reports showed gains in consumer
confidence, housing and manufacturing. A pickup in hiring would
add to evidence the world's largest economy is reviving after
its slowest growth last quarter in more than four years.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
against the yen in more than three months before a U.S. report
that's expected to show jobs growth accelerated in May.
The U.S. currency climbed the most last month versus the
euro since February 2006 as reports showed gains in consumer
confidence, housing and manufacturing. A pickup in hiring would
add to evidence the world's largest economy is reviving after
its slowest growth last quarter in more than four years.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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