The Dollar is leading the majors into the FOMC minutes, with DXY at 102.401, up 0.55% at the time of writing, and the Dollar stronger against all seven major peers. Oil is holding above $100, long-end bond yields are climbing across major markets, and renewed stress in French government debt has pushed the Euro to the bottom of the currency table.
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