FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - We are seeing a healthier bid tone for risky currencies 30 minutes into the Tokyo session, following Greek PM Papademos comments saying Greece is expected to finalize talks about the second bailout package with the EU/ECB/IMF ...See all stories on this topic »
Forex: EUR/USD turns higher on Greek PM headlines
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February 2012 Correlation Report
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