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The euro opened last week on the back foot, with the single currency tumbling to new multi-year lows amidst fresh concerns European energy supplies co
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The euro opened last week on the back foot, with the single currency tumbling to new multi-year lows amidst fresh concerns European energy supplies co
The pound struggled to find any strong directional bias through most of last week’s session amidst a spare data calendar.
The euro traded in a wide range on Friday, amidst conflicting reports on the progress being made in Ukraine-Russia peace talks.
The euro ticked lower on Thursday, in response to comments from European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde made in the wake of the bank’s
The euro rocketed higher on Wednesday, underpinned by hopes for a diplomatic solution to the war between Ukraine and Russia.
The pound softened on Tuesday after economists forecast the UK economy could flat line later this year due to the war in Ukraine.
The euro got off to a poor start again this week as the war in Ukraine continued to sap EUR sentiment.
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