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The dollar index moved up to 86.98 from 86.740, late Tuesday due to a weak yen. The yen fell against the US dollar and the euro due to the resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama. The resignation of the prime minister within a year in office has undermined the safe-haven status of the yen.
ABC’s early advance advertising sales for the fall television season have met the early projections made by Walt Disney Co
DIS. Disney Chief Executive Bob Iger mentions, "We thought it would be a good upfront...based on an improvement in the economy."
Most of the auto-makers have posted double-digit growth in the US May sales. The auto-makers include Chrysler
FIATY, which was up by 33%, Hyundai
HYMLF, which gained 33%, Nissan
NSANY, which jumped 24.1%, Daimler
DAI, which was up by 21.9% and Ford
F, which jumped 21.9%. Volkswagen
VLKAF, which was up 20.3%, and Honda
HMC, which added 19.1% were also strong during the day. Automakers are getting benefits from a fragile but improving economy.
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