The dollar stood tall against its peers on Friday, having regained traction as the euro slid sharply after the European Central Bank offered little in the way of surprises over its planned timing to move away from its accommodative monetary policy.
New orders for key U.S.-made capital goods increased more than expected in June and shipments surged, pointing to solid growth in business spending on equipment in the second quarter.
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