FOREX-Dollar extends falls after weaker-than-expected US producer prices
NEW YORK, June 12 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar extended losses against the euro and yen on Thursday after yet another data showing softer-than-expected inflation in the world's largest economy, suggesting the Federal Reserve could increase the pace of its easing cycle.
The dollar dropped 0.95% against the yen to 143.29 yen JPY=EBS, while the euro surged more than 1% to $1.1624 EUR=EBS.
U.S. producer prices last month rose just 0.1%, less than the expected 0.2% rise.
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