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The dollar rebounded on Tuesday after plunging earlier due to mixed messages on tariffs from Donald Trump's first day back as U.S. president. Trump threatened to impose tariffs on Mexico and Canada, causing the Mexican peso and Canadian dollar to tumble. stock futures also rose, while European equities eked out small gains. The euro fell 0.62% to $1.2248
Courtesy: theprint.in
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