Euro rebounds as French bond yields fall
The euro rose 0.35% to $1.126, putting it on course for its largest daily advance since August 19, while the dollar weakened.
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Tunde Balogun
Edits and reviews market stories: stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities, the major indices, Treasury yields and the market reaction to data and central banks.
Tunde Balogun is the Markets Editor at Globe And Street.
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The euro rose 0.28% to $1.1252 on October 6, while France’s 10-year government bond yield declined 8 basis points.
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