By | February 03 2010 5:56 PM

U.S. currency rallied against most of its counterparts on lower-than-expected private sector job losses as well as stronger-than-expected economic data. Despite dollar's brief dip to 90.07 in Asian morning, it swiftly rebounded from there and picked up more upward momentum to 91.28 in New York morning as U.S. ADP employment decreased by 22,000 in January versus economists' forecast of a decrease of 54,000 while U.S. ISM Non-manufacturing PMI data came at 50.5 in January as the highest since May 2008, rising from previous reading of 49.8 in December.The dollar eased from said high on profit taking later.