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The pound today hit a fresh two-year high against the dollar and flirted with levels against the beleaguered US currency last seen on Black Wednesday, 14 years ago. a....

The British pound showed uncertain trading against the U.S. dollar during the afternoon in New York. The pound did not reveal a specific direction versus the greenback. As of 1:20 pm ET, the pound was worth 1.8875 U.S. dollars.

BERLIN (AP) - The U.S. dollar edged higher Friday against the euro and other major currencies in European trading. The euro bought $1.2745 in afternoon trading in Europe compared with $1.2758 late Thursday in New York. The British pound slipped to $1.8863 from $1.8874 late Thursday.

BERLIN The U.S. dollar rose Friday against the euro and the yen but slipped against the pound in European trading after a report that U.S. job growth slowed significantly in September. The ...

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The dollar moved steadily lower against the pound on Tuesday, falling in stair-step fashion through the day. The greenback reached a level of 1.9533 versus the pound - adding to its lowest level since December of 2004. At 4:40 pm Eastern Time, the dollar was just off its low, sitting at 1.9516 versus the pound.