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Dollar takes a breather, sterling waits on BoE - REUTERS
Summary
- AUD, NZD bounce as stock market mood recovers
- US yields higher on data and debt outlook
- BoE likely to strike a dovish tone at 1200 GMT
SINGAPORE, Nov 6 (Reuters) - The dollar held just below multi-month highs on Thursday, with a recovery in appetite for riskier assets pulling it off recent peaks, while sterling was pinned down ahead of a Bank of England meeting where investors anticipate a dovish tone.
At $1.1505 against the euro , the dollar hasn't budged a great deal during the Asia day, although it was a fraction weaker than Tuesday's three-month high of $1.1469.




