Euro Falls Towards 5-Month Lows On Italian Concerns And U.S. Bond Yield Rise
The euro fell towards a five-month low on Thursday as investors fretted about the demands of populist parties likely to form Italy’s next government.
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The euro fell towards a five-month low on Thursday as investors fretted about the demands of populist parties likely to form Italy’s next government.
Read MoreEuropean stocks pushed higher in early trading on Thursday as Italian stocks recovered some lost ground and commodities-related sectors rallied.
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Read MoreThe euro retreated to a five-month low on concerns political developments in Italy could cause wider disruptions in the euro bloc.
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Read MoreThe euro slumped to a five-month low on Wednesday after reports that a possible future Italian government would seek debt forgiveness from European.
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