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The Euro And The Yuan Could Use Some Good Lovin'

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Published: Monday, 14 Feb 2011 | 12:25 PM ET
Kelley Holland By:

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What's German for "can't get a break?"

First Axel Weber steps down, now worries about Gremany's WestLB are helping drive the euro near a three week low. [WSJ]

Who's the lucky fella who will get to be the next head of the European Central Bank? [NYT]

This could get ugly: European regulators are at odds about new clearing and reporting rules for FX transactions in the region. [fxweek.com]

China's trade surplus fell, and so did the yuan. [WSJ]

Just in case you didn't have enough to focus on in the FX market, interest rates are casting a bigger shadow. [forexblog.org]

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Europe gets messier, and the Chinese are (finally) buying someone else's stuff—Here's your FX Fix.

   
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