Dollar, Wall St. dip after weak U.S. data

By Dion Rabouin NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street and the dollar fell following weaker-than-expected U.S. economic data on Monday that suggested the Federal Reserve may not be raising interest rates in the near future. The dollar reversed earlier gains and moved lower after U.S. consumer spending data that indicated a cooling economy and weak first-quarter gross domestic product growth. Monday's weaker-than-expected consumer spending, as well as a downward adjustment to January's numbers and weak