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The U.S. dollar rose slightly against major currencies on Thursday, but remains under pressure due to concerns about slowing economic growth and global trade disputes. President Trump threatened a 200% tariff on European alcohol imports, escalating trade tensions. The euro is near a five-month high due to Germany's fiscal reset plan and U.S. dollar weakness.
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