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The greenback was surging Thursday after U.S. retail sales in May showed a much better-than-expected improvement.
One euro was buying $1.541, down from $1.5568 on Wednesday. The dollar was climbing to 108 Japanese yen from 106.9 yen previously, and the British pound was selling for $1.9458 vs. $1.9628 a day earlier. In each case, the dollar was stronger by roughly 1%.
Against both the Swiss franc and the Australian dollar, the U.S. currency was even sturdier, rising about 1.4%. ...
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