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USD Slips, Strong demand for Spanish Bonds U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) lost considerable ground against a number of currencies as data disappointed on Thursday. The Philly Fed Manufacturing index was well below forecasts of 21.1 to read at 8.0. In other data news, weekly jobless claims rose by 12K to 472K. Core CPI also rose to 0.1% over the month pushing the yearly target up to 0.9%. US Share markets posted small gains with the NASDAQ up 1 point, the DJIA up 25 points (0.2%) and the S&P500
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