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Fears Russian tensions could derail German GDP growth

IMF warned escalating tensions with Moscow could hit largest European economy as it has strong trade ties with Russian companies

By Richard Nehme | July 22, 2014 11:34 BST
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EURUSD traded within a tight 30 pip range, closing at 1.3522 exactly where it opened and began this morning’s session lower at 1.3515 [...]

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