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Session Recap: Dollar firms up across the board

FXstreet.com (Córdoba) - The USD traded firmer across the board on Monday, extending its recent correction from multi-week lows.

EUR/USD retreated further during the European session and dropped below the 1.3300 mark to a 5-day low 1.3286. GBP/USD also pulled back from above 1.5500 to a low of 1.5465 where it found support at the 100-hour SMA.

The yen fell to day lows against the dollar and euro after some choppy trade following Japan's disappointing second-quarter GDP. USD/JPY has spent the last hours in consolidation around 96.70.

Elsewhere, the CAD and the AUD surrendered ground against the USD too, with USD/CAD back above 1.0300 and AUD/USD below 0.9200.

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