Filed at 11:47 a.m. ET NEW YORK (AP) -- The dollar slipped Thursday against most other major currencies after export data from China showed a continued rebound in global trade while claims slipped for unemployment benefits in the U.S. The dollar has risen to 4-year highs versus the euro this month, mostly because of fears about the impact of Europe's problems and a possible slowdown in China on the worldwide recovery. The euro rose to $1.2119 in midday trading in New York, up from $1.1986 late...
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