Dollar at lowest level against euro since Jan 2000

The dollar plunged to its weakest level in almost three years against the euro and fell against the yen after a U.S. government report on declining producer prices raised concerns profit growth will slow.

Demand for dollars also decreased as the three most closely watched U.S. stock measures fell. The Labor Department report may mean companies will have a harder time raising prices, hurting earnings and slowing the economic recovery, analysts said.

"The outlook for growth is weak and this is

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