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FOREX: The dollar broadly consolidated against its peers in reasonably subdued
Asia-Pacific markets. Outgoing Fed-chair Yellen's interview with former BoE
governor Mervyn King saw no discernible impact to trading, with the majority of
investors said it was well-balanced. Yellen warned against raising U.S. interest
rates too quickly, but in the next sentence said that keeping rates on hold for
too long also has risks, it could overheat the jobs market. She also said she
was uncertain that weak inflation is transitory and the Fed is monitoring
inflation very closely. Dollar-yen ranged between Y112.20 and Y112.50. Aussie
rose initially to $0.7596, but fell back to $0.7562 as domestic politics and
Aussie-yen sales were seen to weigh, South Australia's Kakoschke-Moore became
the latest senator to resign over dual citizenship. Meanwhile, Euro-dollar
currently trades at $1.1740 and Cable at $1.3254, after trading in respective
ranges of $1.1722 to $1.1748 and $1.3234 to $1.3256.

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