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SINGAPORE: The dollar inched higher against the safe-haven yen while easing a touch against riskier currencies on Tuesday as solid company earnings and a glimmer of improvement in US-China trade ties lifted sentiment, while rates expectations weighed on the euro. The greenback was last up 0.2% at 113.93 yen and was holding steady against the euro at $1.1599. Moves were slight as traders eye central bank meetings in Europe, Japan and Canada this week and data releases in Australia and the United States. China’s Vice Premier Liu He and US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen held a video call which readouts…
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