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Dollar trades mostly lower

Dollar trades mostly lower
NEW YORK (AP) - The dollar traded mostly lower Friday despite encouraging U.S. economic reports as traders eyed a possible cut in U.S. interest rates.Analysts say any such move is still weeks away and that worries about the U.S. subprime mortgage market are still palpable.The 13-nation euro rose to $1.3673 in late New York trading, up from $1.3557 late Thursday, while the British pound climbed to $2.0134 from $2.0029.Markets are keen to see if the U.S. Federal Reserve will lower its interest rates to quell restless markets, in line with sentiment that the European Central Bank might back off a telegraphed increase of its own benchmark rate to 4.25 percent on Sept. 6."Arguably this could end up being little more than a guessing game for at least the next couple of weeks as it seems unlikely that the Fed will give much away in advance of any such move," said David Jones, chief market analyst at CMC markets in London.Lower interest rates, used to jump-start the economy, can weaken a currency by giving investors lower returns on investments denominated in it.The dollar edged up against the Japanese currency, rising to 116.21 yen from 115.92 a day after Japan's central bank left its interest rate unchanged at half a percent.With credit markets steadying Friday, traders unwound risky yen carry trades, which involve borrowing at Japan's low rate in favor of higher-yielding currencies such as the dollar.A pair of strong U.S. economic reports released Friday failed to boost the dollar, but otherwise contributed to a growing sense of stability in the markets.The Commerce Department reported that new home sales rose 2.8 percent in July after falling 4 percent in June, while a second report showed orders to factories for big-ticket goods climbed 5.9 percent in July, the most in 10 months.In other trading Friday, the dollar bought 1.0527 Canadian dollars, down from 1.0552 late Thursday, and 1.2018 Swiss francs, falling from 1.2069.