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Euro struggles on weak data, ECB eyed

Stockholm : Sweden | Jul 04, 2012 at 6:30 AM PDT
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It slumped to a 11-1/2 year low against the higher-yielding Swedish crown after Sweden's central bank kept interest rates unchanged and only slightly trimmed its forecasts for future borrowing costs, despite risks from the euro zone crisis. The euro was also lower on bond redemption-related selling,... FULL ARTICLE AT Khaleej Times
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