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The Euro regained some lost ground today as Greece went to market with a successful sale of 10-year bonds.

Eurozone interest rates have been held at 1% today for the tenth month in a row.

The euro has risen against the dollar this morning after the Greek government unveiled 4.8bn euros worth of austerity measures.

The euro has fallen to a 10-month low against the dollar, amid poor economic data and ongoing concerns about the stability of the Greek economy.

Talks surrounding Iceland's repayment of £2.3bn worth of debt to the UK and the Netherlands following the Icesave collapse have stalled after the Icelandic delegation walked out of talks.

The pound is on the brink of a collapse which will herald a downturn worse than 2008/9, warns George Soros' former business partner.

Amundi has entered the German ETF market by listing 17 funds on the Deutsche Boerse, having boosted its range of products on Euronext Paris to 78.

European leaders have reached an agreement to bailout Greece, which is suffering from a huge debt crisis.

Investors are shorting the euro via exchange-traded products (ETP) as they become increasingly risk averse amid the Greek debt crisis, according to ETF Securities (ETFS).

The pound has lost ground against other currencies following the release of GDP figures showing the UK economy grew just 0.1% in the last quarter.