The dollar rose against the euro and a basket of currencies on Tuesday on a short-covering bounce ahead of the release of the U.S. Federal Reserve's meeting minutes, but gave way versus the yen to hover near 15-year lows.
The dollar was sold sharply as market players factored in the prospect of more quantitative easing after the Fed's rate-setting meeting on Sep. 21, when the central bank said it stood ready to provide more support for the economy and expressed concern about low inflation. more
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