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FX Fix Tuesday AM

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Published: Tuesday, 4 Dec 2012 | 8:52 AM ET
Kelley Holland By:

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Better than expected terms for a Greek buyback sent the euro to a new six-week high. CNBC The refusal by China's central bank to allow the yuan to appreciate faster is leaving the onshore currency market moribund. [CNBC]

China and South Korea have agreed to use their currency swap agreement to boost the use of the yuan and the won in bilateral trade. [CNBC]

Australia's central bank cut interest rates 25 basis points, and investors who had been expecting more sent the Australian dollar higher. [FT]

The Bank of England is facing calls to support yuan trading in London. [FT]

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Better than expected terms for a Greek buyback sent the euro to a new six-week high.The refusal by China's central bank to allow the yuan to appreciate faster is leaving the onshore currency market moribund.

   
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