Dollar trims losses vs yen after mixed U.S. data.

NEW YORK, Nov 25 - The U.S. dollar trimmed losses against the yen on Wednesday after a mixed batch of U.S. data showed an unexpected fall in October durable goods orders, but a rise in personal spending and a decline in weekly jobless claims.

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The euro <EUR=> edged lower to $1.5075 following the data, from about $1.5082 just before. Against the yen <JPY=>, the dollar cut losses to 87.60 yen from 87.48.

For most of the year the dollar, which is typically viewed as a safe haven, has tended to rise on weak economic data. (Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Padraic Cassidy) ((gertrude.chavez@thomsonreuters.com; +1 646 223 6322; Reuters Messaging: gertrude.chavez.reuters.com@reuters.net))