The WSJ Dollar Index fell 0.66% to 100.24, the third-consecutive decline, as the U.S. PCE inflation data were in line with expectations.

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Japanese stocks were lower, dragged by falls in electronics stocks, as concerns about U.S. trade policy continue.

The U.S. dollar shot up after President-elect Donald Trump pledged that he would slap steep tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China soon after taking office.

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