The dollar dipped on Monday as traders sold into a rally triggered by robust U.S. jobs data, while the Greek debt situation crept back into focus as Athens reaffirmed its rejection of an international bailout programme. The dollar index, an indication of its performance against a basket of key currencies, slipped 0.2 percent to 94.535. The euro edged up 0.2 percent to $1.1338, having lost about 1.5 percent on Friday when strong U.S. employment figures helped rekindle views that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates as early as June. Friday's data showed a rebound in U.S. wages and nonfarm payrolls increasing ... (full story)