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    The U.S. Dollar extended gains against major currencies during the week ended November 6 amidst a massive spike in non-farm payrolls in the U.S. The better-than-expected jobs data increased the headroom available to the Federal Reserve to raise rates, bolstering the greenback. The payrolls-driven rally more than offset the dollar’s decline that followed the midterm election results.

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