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Apple results lift Asia technology stocks while the dollar steadies

Apple Inc posted good results after close yesterday and recorded better than expected iPhone sales revenue and earnings per share and signalled its impending 10th-anniversary phone is on schedule. After data in New Zealand showed an unexpected decline in hiring, the kiwi sank by 0.4 percent to 74.27US cents.
The dollar index was firm at 93.115 after hitting its lowest in 14 months at 92.777. The euro bought $1.1810 after sliding 0.3 percent yesterday.
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