Commodities mostly drop on soaring dollar, China woes
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MANY commodities fell last week as the dollar struck a 12-year peak against the euro, with sentiment hit also by weak data in key consumer China.
The European single currency sank on Friday to US$1.0466 - the lowest level since January 2003 - on expectations of a US rate hike later this year.
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