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Euro Below 1.40

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Adam Button
06/09/2011 | 15:18 GMT

There goes the euro, down to 1.3975 and almost 300 pips off the highs. The kneejerk reaction to the SNB news was to buy EUR because the SNB was buying EUR. Now the idea is to sell both EUR and CHF.

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