SINGAPORE: Comments from the Federal Reserve’s vice president that he expects a US interest rate hike this year pushed up the dollar against most emerging market currencies Monday after seeing big losses last week.

The greenback has seen heavy selling pressure since data at the beginning of the month showed jobs growth slowed in September, raising concerns about the recovery in the world’s number one economy.

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