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The US Dollar touched a six day high against the Euro on Wednesday after the release of a very impressive set of labour data out of the US economy.

The Pound fell to a fresh seven week low on Tuesday as weak consumer spending data added to growing concerns about the overall health of the UK economy.

The US Dollar clawed back ground against the single currency yesterday, having fallen rather sharply during morning trading.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen gave an unmistakably hawkish speech on Friday that reinforced our view of another interest rate hike in the US in March.

The US Dollar extended its gains against its major peers on Thursday with investors ramping up expectations for an interest rate hike by the Fed this month.

The Pound depreciated 0.6% versus the Dollar on Wednesday following the release of a disappointing manufacturing PMI, the index declined to 54.6 from 55.9.

The US Dollar index rose to its highest level since early January this morning as investors ramped up expectations for a hike at the Fed’s March meeting.

Sterling fell to a near two week low against the US Dollar on Monday as concerns about another independence referendum in Scotland re-emerged.

G10 currencies continue to trade in very tight ranges, exhibiting low volatility amid traders' unwillingness to place large bets on either direction.

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