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Dollar index stays pressured amid downbeat US data; Fed speakers in focus
The dollar index continues to linger below 99 mark on Wednesday, pressured on growing expectations of a Federal rate cut in the upcoming FOMC. Recent data points to weakening signs in US economy and soft labour market are seen setting stage for a near term rate cut.
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