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USD review: Western Union

Wednesday, March 4, 2015 6:39 PM UTC

Quotes from Western Union:

- Another solid reading on the U.S. labor market kept the greenback camped near 11-year peaks against a currency basket.

- ADP employment rose 212,000 in February, a bit lower than forecasts of 220,000. But January got upgraded to 250,000 from 213,000.

- The data reinforced optimism that job growth this year would help drive stronger overall growth and lead the Fed to boost interest rates.

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