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News Stories Following Euro news is the key to trading fundamentally. Below
you can find links to articles in the news that discuss market fundamentals that could potentially affect the price of Euro
on the CME commodities exchange. Before you invest in the Euro Currency
futures market you should do your own research.
1. Bloomberg.com “Euro Weakens as Greek
Bond Stalemate Deepens European Debt Crisis Anxiety” February 4, 2012 The euro fell against the yen, dropping from a one-month high, as an unresolved Greek debt-swap agreement with private
bondholders added to concern the region’s fiscal crisis is far from over.
2. Bloomberg.com "Euro Gains
for First Time Since October Before Crisis Summit; Dollar Drops" December 3, 2011 The euro advanced for the first time in five
weeks against the dollar as six central banks including the Federal Reserve acted to make more funds available to lenders
to keep Europe’s debt crisis from deepening.
3. Bloomberg.com "Euro Gains Versus Yen on Optimism for IMF
Role, Drop in U.S. Jobless Rate" December 2, 2011 The euro rose against the yen as U.S. unemployment dropped in November and on optimism
the International Monetary Fund will channel European Central Bank loans to the region’s debt-strapped nations.
4. Reuters.com "FOREX-Downside risks
for euro, ECB hike expected" July 7, 2011 The euro fell on Thursday ahead of an European Central Bank interest rate decision, hampered
by concerns over the euro zone debt crisis and vulnerable to the risk the bank will decline to flag future rises.
5. Bloomberg.com “Euro Falls Most in
Eight Months, Commodity Currencies Tumble” May 5, 2011 The euro dropped the most against the dollar
in eight months as the European Central Bank signaled it may not raise interest rates next month, while currencies of commodity
exporters plunged as raw-materials prices tumbled the most in two years.
6. Bloomberg.com "Euro Weakens as Moody's
Cuts Portugal's Credit Rating" March 16, 2011 The euro halted three days of
gains versus the dollar after Moody's Investors Service downgraded Portugal's credit rating, reviving concern about Europe's
ability to solve its debt crisis. 7. Bloomberg.com "Euro Will Climb to 13-Month High, Then ‘Fade,' Says Taylor
of FX Concepts" March 3, 2011 The euro will rally to a 13-month high by
June as the European Central bank raises interest rates, then "fade away" as the economy weakens, said John Taylor
of FX Concepts LLC, the world's largest currency hedge fund. 8. Bloomberg.com "Euro's Worst Ahead as Anaylsts See Crisis Spreading"
December 5, 2010 "The most accurate foreign-exchange strategists say the euro’s
worst annual performance since 2005 will extend into next year as the region’s sovereign-debt crisis saps economic growth."
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