Euro, sterling weaker on lockdown, recession fears
Both currencies are hovering at crucial chart-support levels against the US dollar, Japanese yen and Singapore dollar at the beginning of an expected bleak winter
London
THE euro and sterling are both weakening in the face of ongoing coronavirus lockdowns and renewed economic downturns throughout Europe.
Both currencies are hovering at crucial chart-support levels against the US dollar, Japanese yen and Singapore dollar at the beginning of an expected bleak winter.
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