US$ hits 2-year high against euro ahead of data reports
London
THE dollar appreciated to the strongest level in two years versus the euro before reports this week which economists said will show US consumer confidence and retail sales improved.
A gauge of the dollar headed for its highest close in more than five years after Chinese imports unexpectedly fell in November, boosting demand for the US currency where growth is beating forecasts. The New Zealand and Australian dollars slid to the weakest levels in at least two years.
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