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    <title>Dollar remain steady</title>
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        The dollar remained stable against most major currencies over the course of the week in thin trade due to Christmas holiday. Meanwhile, Strong U.S. consumer confidence gave the greenback a boost ahead of the final trading session of the year.   
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    <title>HSBC tops polls for Best Bank in FX</title>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 22 Dec 2005 10:34:57 +0400</pubDate>
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        HSBC has topped a 2005 magazine poll for Best Bank in Foreign Exchange among corporates, to achieve its biggest-ever haul in the FX Week Best Bank Awards, including its highest-ever ranking of number three overall, moving up four places from number seven in 2004.
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        The week started with dollar gaining on the market's expectation of a hike in the Fed's interest rate. However, after the interest rate hike, the dollar slid as year-end profit taking kicked in. Next week activity is also expected to be lower than normal ahead of the holidays.
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        Interest rate differentials continued to be the market's focus. Financial markets are expecting the Federal Reserve to raise interest rate for the 13th straight time to 4.25 percent at a policy meeting on Tuesday.
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        The yen was not a topic at the weekend meeting of finance ministers and the central bankers, giving market players more reason to think that Group of Seven officials have no objections to its weakness. 
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