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The euro rose against the dollar after falling for three straight sessions, climbing as high as 1.1387 bolstered by solid economic data and comments from ECB officials suggesting more easing may not be imminent. Gains were pared back after USD Housing Starts data beat estimates, the pair falling back to 1.1345. It opens today at 1.1354
Quarterly lending data from the ECB showed euro zone banks had loosened their lending standards more than expected over the last few months despite recent global market volatility, reducing the need for the ECB to ramp up its asset purchase program [...]
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