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[QUOTE="UsaForexSignal, post: 147666, member: 54311"] The U.S. dollar rose to a sixth-month high as mostly wandering U.S. durable goods data suggested the U.S. economy was strong sufficient to money extra Fed rate hikes. The U.S. dollar index, which events the greenback's strength following to a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, rose by 0.38% to 94.08, after hitting a high of 94.19. The Commerce Department said re Wednesday Core Durable Goods Orders rose 0.9% last month, beating economist predict for a 0.5% rise. The nondefense capital goods orders ex-plane, a gauge of event spending, rose 1%. Business investment spending is hermetically sealed sufficient to save the Fed around the gradual alley of appeal rate hikes, where order books are full, but not allowable to strain attainment and benefit to more inflation, BOT Mitsubishi said gone the deem not guilty of the data. The ongoing slump in the euro in the wake of rising Eurozone uncertainty supported auxiliary gains in the greenback. EUR/USD fell 0.47% to $1.1664 and was set for its sixth-straight week of losses as Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy faces a no-confidence vote, even if Italian diplomatic uncertainty plus weighed almost the single currency. GBP/USD fell 0.48% to $1.3316 as soon as the liberty of U.K. GDP data that was in-heritage previously than expectations. USD/JPY rose 0.16% to Y109.43 in the sky of U.S. President Trump's reverse ferret upon the North Korea peak after counterpart Kim Jong Unscaled gives advance to his recent inflammatory rhetoric and said he continued to favor at the meeting like Trump at the summit in Singapore. USD/CAD rose 0.73% to C$1.2976 as falling oil prices continued to assert the pair in the space of reports OPEC and its allies could lift curbs upon oil output. [/QUOTE]
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