Euro down from three-year high, bitcoin plunges
London
THE euro dropped half a per cent on Tuesday, as investors sold the currency after its best three-day performance in nearly two years; sources said the European Central Bank was unlikely to ditch a pledge to keep buying bonds at next week's meeting.
Bitcoin fell as much as 18 per cent to a four-week trough near US$11,000 after reports suggested it was still possible that South Korea could ban trading in cryptocurrencies, driving fears of a wider regulatory c…
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