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CNNMoney: Dollar falls broadly on Fed comments

The dollar fell against a basket of currencies Monday after comments from a senior Federal Reserve official reinforced expectations U.S. interest rates would stay low for some time.

Germany leads eurozone out of recession

The eurozone escaped recession in the third quarter, with Germany's recovery gaining strength, but the rebound was less dramatic than expected and less strong than in the US.

CNNMoney: Bank of England expands asset purchases

The Bank of England expanded its quantitative easing program by £25 billion, or $41 billion, to £200 billion on Thursday, continuing its unprecedented scheme to revive Britain's recession-hit economy.

CNNMoney: Dollar gains on cautious tone

The dollar and the yen gained broadly Thursday as the euro and perceived higher risk currencies succumbed to profit-taking ahead of a policy decision by the European Central Bank.

CNNMoney: World shares extend losses

World stocks added to the previous week's losses on Monday, hugging one-month lows as investors pulled back from a more than seven month rally and prepared for the eventual withdrawal of stimulative monetary policy.

CNNMoney: Dollar firms as investors seek safety

The dollar and yen gained Wednesday as concerns about a global economic recovery and steep losses in Wall Street stocks boosted safe-haven appeal.

CNNMoney: Dollar rises on European support

The dollar rose against major rivals Tuesday after euro zone officials said they support a stronger greenback.

Eurozone interest rates left on hold

Eurozone interest rates were left unchanged on Thursday at the record low of 1 per cent, highlighting the European Central Bank's caution about the strength of the region's economic recovery.

Fortune: Europe's banks back from brink for now

In the financial crisis, Europe's banking sector has been the shoe that wouldn't drop.

Brussels proposes new financial warning system for Europe

A radical reshaping of Europe's patchy system of financial supervision moved a step closer on Wednesday when the European Commission unveiled legislation which officials hope will guard against a repeat of last year's financial crisis.

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