Last week's dollar losses have been extended today. The yen is leading the move, encouraged by talk of a buying by a large US real money fund. The Dollar Index is off about 0.35% after sliding 1.8% last week. It is below the 200-day moving average for the first time since late August. As was the case last week, the Canadian dollar is the laggard. Emerging market currencies are also mostly higher. The Chinese yuan's 0.67% rise is the most since late July. Notably, the greenback's losses today come despite slightly firmer US rates. The 10-year yield is up almost three basis points to 4.46% and the two-year yield is up ... (full story)