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EUR/USD: Euro rose to 1.3250 after Greece announced the completion of transactions to repurchase debt
EUR / USD down during the Asian session, testing the 1.32 before you begin to recover from yesterday's fall on risk aversion. Sharp rally took place before the opening of the European session. Pair reached 1.3236 high on data on producer prices and import prices in Germany.
Both figures Germany - producer price index and the price index for imports - came below expectations: 1.4% m / m 1.1 m% y / y The Greek government has announced the completion of the transactions to repurchase debt of € 31.9 billion
After a brief period of consolidation EUR / USD moves back to new highs, reaching 1.3250 already.
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