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ANZ senior foreign exchange manager Sam Tuck said China's December retails sales and industrial production numbers would also be released.

"I never see anyone buying the euro because they are excited by the prospects for euro growth," said Lara Rhame, senior foreign exchange economist at Brown Brothers Harriman.

"The numbers show that the U.S. economy is doing very well," said Peter Frank, senior foreign exchange strategist at ABN Amro, "and inflationary pressures are slowly building".

Jeremy P. Fand, senior foreign exchange strategist at BankBoston, said speculators were buying dollars yesterday, betting that the intervention would not support the yen for long.

Masayuki Takaura, senior foreign exchange manager at Sanwa Bank Ltd. in London, said the yen was due for a modest correction after recent gains.

"The Fed is expected to raise late this year, and then move more quickly," said Antje Praefcke, a senior foreign exchange strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt, who predicts the euro will fall to $1.20 by the end of the year.

Jane Foley, a senior foreign-exchange strategist at Rabobank International in London, told Bloomberg News that although the E.C.B's decision to buy Spanish and Italian bonds "may have had clear benefits in treating the symptoms of the crisis, it is not a cure".

"Yellen has confirmed a hike can still occur in 2015, so speculation over a December move is currently rife in the market – with short-term dollar bulls hoping for an October move," said Alex Lydall, senior trader at foreign exchange business Foenix Partners.

David Lamb, senior dealer at the foreign exchange specialists Fexco, said: "Seldom do economists get everything they want.

That dynamic appeared to be playing out again, with Craig Erlam, senior market analyst for foreign exchange firm Oanda, calling Tuesday's rout simply "a bloodbath". Among Trump's chief campaign promises has been to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement and slap double-digit tariffs on goods from Mexico and China, moves that experts fear could spark a trade war.

Senior Treasury officials insisted that American foreign exchange policy had not changed.