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The dollar strengthened on Monday as traders contemplated the impacts of President Trump's tariff plans, with the Federal Reserve expected to hold interest rates steady this week. Tariff concerns resurfaced following the U.S.-Colombia trade dispute. The Mexican peso and Canadian dollar weakened, while the euro and sterling also slipped. The dollar index remained close to a one-month low, but has risen 4% since the U.S.
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