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(RTTNews) - The euro saw weakness versus major rivals on Friday in New York as weaker global stocks dragged down risk appeal. Traders also muled over comments from European Central Bank members.
ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet reiterated Friday that it is too early to declare that the global crisis is over and the current ...
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