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Has EUR/CHF dropped as Thomas Jordan has popped up?

Has EUR/CHF dropped as Thomas Jordan has popped up?

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Ryan Littlestone
23/09/2013 | 15:16 GMT
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EUR/CHF still holding below 1.2300

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