The dollar pared gains against the euro and Japanese yen on Wednesday after U.S. data showed producer prices recorded their largest drop in three years in April as gasoline and food costs tumbled.
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Separate data from the New York Federal Reserve showed manufacturing activity index fell in May to -1.43 from 3.05 in April.
The euro last traded at $1.2884, down 0.3 percent on the day. It had been trading at about $1.2870 before the data.
The dollar last traded at 102.42 yen, up 0.1 percent on the day. It had been trading at about 102.52 yen before the data.