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The euro has gained strength against the US dollar today on positive news from Greece that it is introducing changes to help reduce its deficit. [more]
The Euro has gained strength today after yesterday’s pledge by French President Nicolas Sarkozy that the eurozone countries would help Greece to ease its high levels of debt. [more]
The price of gold has edged higher as it tracks the increase in the foreign exchange value of the euro. [more]
On hopes that an EU support deal for Greece may be closer, the euro retained value against the US currency today, while sterling lost over 1 per cent in value. [more]
New European Unions statistics show that prices in the eurozone region rose by 1 per cent in January on a year-on-year basis, up only slightly on the 0.9 per cent inflation rate measured in December. [more]
The Euro has recovered slightly today as a result of indications that the EU may be closer to a bail-out of the struggling Greek economy. [more]
The pound fell heavily yesterday, losing 1 per cent against the Euro as well as dropping to a low of $1.5373 against the dollar. [more]
Sterling stayed strong against the single European currency this morning as concerns over Greece’s future remained stronger than concerns over the UK economy. [more]
The euro has fallen further this morning as a result of the European Union’s failure to establish a solid rescue plan for bailing out Greece. [more]
The cost of insuring Greece and Spain’s debt against default fell today in light of a lack of any new bad news in the two struggling economies. As a result of this, the euro strengthened against the US dollar. [more]
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