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U.S. stocks ended Monday mixed to lower, with tech shares taking a beating ahead of an Alibaba initial public offering, with investors also jumping to the sidelines ahead of the Federal Reserve's Wednesday statement on monetary policy.
U.S. stocks end mixed ahead of Fed meeting; Dow gains 0.26% U.S. stocks end mixed in tech sell off, with Federal Reserve in focus
At the close of U.S. trading, the Dow 30 rose 0.26%, the S&P 500 index fell 0.07%, while the NASDAQ Composite index fell 1.07%.
The Volatility S&P 500 index, which measures the outlook for market volatility, was up 6.09% at 14.12.
The Fed will announce its latest decision on interest rates and monetary policy on Wednesday, and markets were hoping for hints as to when benchmark interest rates will rise.

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Yahoo (O:YHOO) was the most traded stock on the Nasdaq in premarket action on Monday as traders looked for ways to step in front of Alibaba Group's debut, expected on the NYSE later this week.
Alibaba's could be the largest initial public offer in history and has seen "overwhelming" interest, meaning Yahoo's 23 percent stake could be worth more next week than it is now. Yahoo stock was up 1.2 percent with more than 600,000 shares already traded.

EUR/USD was trading at 1.2917 following the release of the data, from 1.2915 ahead of the report, while GBP/USD was at 1.6245, compared to 1.6242 earlier.

European Union state aid regulators expect Portugal to sell Novo Banco, the successor to troubled Banco Espirito Santo (BES) (LS:BES), in line with a pledge made in return for regulatory approval of its 4.9-billion-euro state bailout.
EU regulators expect Novo Banco sale to proceed as agreedEU regulators expect Novo Banco sale to proceed as agreed
"There is a decision which was taken by the (European) Commission in August concerning the resolution of BES, so we are confident the new team will implement the commitments included in that decision," Commission spokesman Antoine Colombani told a daily news briefing.
© Reuters. A man walks past Portuguese Novo Banco (New Bank) posters at its head office in Lisbon© Reuters. A man walks past Portuguese Novo Banco (New Bank) posters at its head office in Lisbon
Earlier on Monday, Portuguese Premier Pedro Passos Coelho said the sale could not be rushed and that the divestment should be on the best possible terms.

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (KS:005930) has accused the head of rival LG Electronics Inc's (KS:066570) home appliances business of damaging Samsung washing machines at retail stores in Germany and asked Seoul prosecutors to investigate.
Samsung accuses rival LG exec of vandalizing washing machinesSamsung accuses rival LG exec of vandalizing washing machines
Samsung, in a statement on Sunday, said it asked the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office to investigate LG employees who the company says were seen deliberately destroying several of its premium washing machines on display at two stores earlier this month ahead of the IFA electronics show in Berlin.

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T-Mobile US added 552,000 postpaid customers in August, more customer additions than any other month in the history of the company, Chief Executive John Legere told investors at a conference in New York on Friday.

USD/JPY hit 107.40 during late Asian trade, the pair's highest since September 2008; the pair subsequently consolidated at 107.24, adding 0.14%.
The pair was likely to find support at 106.62, Thursday's low and resistance around the 108.00 level.
Expectations that the Federal Reserve is growing closer to raising interest rates continued to boost the dollar against the yen, as the Bank of Japan looks likely to stick to a looser monetary policy stance.
A study by the San Francisco Fed published on Monday indicated that central bank officials see rates rising sooner than markets expect.

On Friday, the pound was at $1.6225 and up on the week's trough of $1.6052.

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EUR/USD was last up 0.10% to 1.2929, holding above the 14-month lows of 1.2858 struck on Tuesday.
The euro’s gains were held in check after the European Central Bank unexpectedly cut rates to record lows across the euro zone last week and unveiled new easing measures in a bid to shore up the faltering recovery and boost inflation.

Bitcoin prices were lower on Thursday, as investors sold the virtual currency after prices failed to close above a key resistance level, indicating bearish chart signals.
Bitcoin slides after failing to close above the $490-levelBitcoin edges lower after failing to close above the $490-level
Bitcoin (BTC/USD) slumped $7.71, or 1.6%, on Slovenia-based BitStamp to trade at $475.28 during U.S. morning hours.
A day earlier, prices rose to a session high of $490.74, before moving lower to settle at $476.57.
Bitcoin prices were likely to find support at $456.30, the low from September 8, and resistance at $497.00, the high from September 4.
Elsewhere, the price of a Bitcoin on Bulgaria-based BTC-e shed $4.99, or 1.05%, to trade at $470.00.
According to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index, which averages prices from the major exchanges, prices of the crypto-currency slipped 0.34% to trade at $475.91.

NZD/USD dropped to fresh 7-month lows and was last down 0.07% at 0.8189 after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand held its benchmark interest rate at 3.50% and signaled that borrowing costs will remain on hold for a longer period of time.

AUD/USD retreated 0.44% to 0.9118 even as data showed that Australia's economy added more jobs than expected last month and that the unemployment rate ticked down to 6.1%.

USD/CHF pulled away from one-year highs and slipped 0.14% to 0.9353.

USD/JPY hit fresh six year highs of 107.16 and was last up 0.09% at 106.94 as the diverging monetary policy stance between the Federal Reserve and the Japanese central bank continued to pressure the yen lower.
A study by the San Francisco Fed published on Monday indicated that Fed officials see rates rising earlier than markets expect.
The Fed is expected to cut its asset purchase program by another $10 billion next Wednesday, which would keep it on track for winding up the program in October, and to start raising interest rates sometime in mid-2015.
The yen also remained under pressure after lackluster data on second quarter growth and the country’s current account deficit earlier in the week indicated that the economy is struggling to gain momentum and fuelled expectations for more stimulus from the Bank of Japan.