Euro Slips After Discussion of Mechanism to Prevent Debt Crisis
The euro fell today as the European Union’s leaders discussed the permanent debt mechanism, causing the concerns about the renewed debt crisis in Europe.
Angela Merkel, the Chancellor of Germany, won the support of other EU policy makers to create the permanent
EUR/USD fell from 1.3929 to 1.3849 as of 12:23 GMT, following the drop to the intraday low of 1.3807. EUR/JPY slipped from 112.84 to 111.88 after it dropped to 111.52.
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Earlier News About the Euro:
- Euro Struggles Extend Its Rally vs. Dollar This Week, Fails (2010-10-23)
- German Business Confidence Supports Euro (2010-10-22)
- Unexpected Manufacturing Growth Helps Euro to Rise (2010-10-21)
- Can Euro Resume Its Rally After Decline? (2010-10-12)
- Euro Erases Losses on Services PMI Reports (2010-10-05)

