Dollar dips as pandemic recovery hopes buoy risk assets
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The dollar inched lower on Tuesday as growing optimism about a global recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic supported riskier currencies, but moves lacked the exuberance of the equities market as Sino-U.S. tensions kept the mood in check. The trade-sensitive Australian and New Zealand dollars each rose about half a percent, but remain below last week's highs. The Chinese yuan, a barometer of U.S.-China relations, was also mostly left behind by a rally in other Asian..