GLOBAL MARKETS-Dollar jumps after U.S. data; bond prices slump

* Strong U.S. manufacturing, construction data streghthen dollar * Euro hits 1-year low vs dollar on ECB bets, yen also falls * Stocks little changed as investors await EBC policymakers (Adds U.S. market opening, byline, dateline; previous LONDON) By Herbert Lash NEW YORK, Sept 2 (Reuters) - The dollar jumped to its highest this year against the yen on Tuesday, lifted by strong U.S. economic data, while the euro slipped to a one-year low on speculation the European Central Bank
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