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The pound suffered after weekend polls suggested that the next UK general election would result in a hung parliament, boding ill for the widening budget deficit
Data from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange show net short positions against the single currency rising from 39,500 contracts to 43,700 contracts, equivalent to $7.6bn
The pound is caught in global cross-currents. This has brought it down against the dollar and up against the euro. But its future direction may be in the hands of its own central bank and of the UK's voters, writes John Authers
Steve Barrow, at Standard Bank says the prospect of a eurozone rate cut is slowly returning to investors' radar screens.
In different times, this weekend's G7 meeting would have been an event to follow, but the market's wild ride means investors are only keeping half an eye on it
Central European currencies softened and stock markets dropped as the region's financial community reacted to the troubles of the debt-laden economies of Greece, Portugal and Spain
Industrial production tumbles 2.6 per cent in December, according to official statistics, providing further evidence that growth in Europe's largest economy slowed significantly in the final quarter of 2009
The cost of British products leaving the factory gate climbs slightly more than expected in January, but not by as much as the cost of goods that manufacturers need to produce them
The euro drops to its lowest level in more than eight months against the dollar as ongoing concerns over the fiscal problems of countries on the periphery of the eurozone undermined the currency
The Bank of England has held interest rates at record lows but says it will not extend its £200bn-plus asset buying programme
The European Central Bank president moved to boost confidence in eurozone public finances while keeping up pressure on southern members to bring deficits under control
The smallest fall in private sector employment for nearly two years provided support for the currency
Greece told to slash its wage bill, speed up pension reform and set aside 10% of expenditure to pull itself out of crisis
Data show the lowest Christmas sales reading since 2005 as the downturn continues to have a negative impact on consumer spending
The Australian dollar fell heavily on Tuesday after the country's central bank surprised markets by keeping interest rates on hold
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