Dollar Falls After Fed Less Hawkish on Inflation, No Signs of Hike In Near Term

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Recap: The Dollar declined against the Euro and Yen after the FOMC held rates at 2% and gave no signal of a near-term rate hike. It is now at a 12-session low. New home sales declined in the US while orders for durable goods were flat showing sings the economy is still weak.

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JPN Corporate Service Price Index Climbs 0.6% Year-on-Year
EUR Industrial New Orders Climb 2.5%
EUR/JPY - Euro Breaks Above Recent Resistance vs Yen, Record High in Sight
US Durable Goods Orders is Flat in April, Core Orders Fall -0.9%
US New Home Sales Decline 2.5%
US FOMC Shifts Focus to Inflation, But When Will Rate Hike Come?
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