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Previous session overview On Friday, the euro held in a narrow range around $1.5800, staying near its all-time high as markets look to this week's release of an important U.S. jobs report. Consumer spending increased 0.1%, the slowest pace in more than a year, signaling economic expansion may be grinding to a halt. In other news this morning, US stocks gained as energy companies rallied on higher natural gas prices. The euro was boosted by inflationary pressure comments from a euro zone Read More...
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