US dollar rallies on hot inflation data, keeping Fed rate hike expectations intact
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U.S. dollar touched one-week high against currencies after hot U.S. inflation data
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Data reinforced expectations Federal Reserve may have to keep interest rates high
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Consumer price index rose 0.4% in September, keeping annual rate at 3.7%
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Dollar index jumped 0.8% on Thursday, its biggest one-day rise since March
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Dollar also helped by safe-haven buying amid escalating Middle East conflict
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Fed speakers likely to keep dollar supported with hawkish commentary
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Yen approached 150 level again before rebounding, sparking intervention speculation
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Swedish crown edged up after higher-than-expected inflation data
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Chinese producer, consumer prices data showed slightly stronger deflation pressures
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Australian dollar traded lower as proxy for Chinese growth
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Canadian dollar edged higher on higher oil prices and rate hike bets