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Stocks open strongly as shifting Fed expectations weigh unevenly on the dollar

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Stocks opened strongly on Monday, while the dollar moved unevenly as investors pared back expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike.Backed by 1 sourcesinvesting.com

Reports described the dollar as edging lower overall, but also said it rose against the euro, indicating that its reaction differed across major currencies.Backed by 1 sourcesinvesting.com

The dollar rose against the euro even as investors pared back expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike.Context supported by 2 independent sourcessrnnews.comwifc.com

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