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Asian Currencies Fall, European Leaders Flail

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Published: Thursday, 15 Sep 2011 | 8:39 AM ET
Kelley Holland By:

News Writer

European leaders talk and talk, and hot money cools toward Asia - it's time for your FX Fix.

Germany and France assured Greece that it would remain in the euro zone, and the euro stabilized. [FT]

But Germany's Angela Merkel said the idea of euro bonds is "absolutely wrong." [Reuters]

Retail sales in Britain fell less than expected, and the pound turned slightly higher. [actionforex.com]

The Swiss franc was unchanged after the Swiss National Bank again vowed to cap the currency's strength. [Reuters]

Some traders are positioning themselves to benefit if the Swiss National Bank can't keep the franc in check. [WSJ]

The South Korean won fell to a six-month low on strong offshore selling, and some other Asian currencies are following suit. [WSJ]

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