(Reuters) - The dollar trimmed gains against the euro on Tuesday after a survey showed U.S. manufacturing shrank at its sharpest clip in more than three years in August, the third month of contraction in a row, and firms hired the fewest workers since late 2009..
The euro was last at $1.2590, little changed from the prior close, and up from the $1.2572 it traded at before the release of the report..
