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[FinData - Foreign Exchange (Interbank) [FOREX] News] The dollar showed some signs of strength for the third consecutive day, while the Japanese yen advanced against every other major currency. As long as the equity markets stay in the red, the dollar index and the Japanese yen will continue their current uptrend. 

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