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5 Feb 2015

France 10-y Bond Auction fell from previous 0.79% to 0.61%

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Feb 5, 2015

Eurozone states remain fully responsible for their own decisions – ECB’s Weidmann

The Eurozone Central Bank (ECB) member Weidmann said today that the individual member states are responsible for the consequences of their own fiscal decisions, while stating that implementing fiscal reforms require perseverance.

NZD/USD rises just ahead of 0.74 handle

NZD/USD added further gains and rose to fresh session highs, breaking above 0.74 handle as traders continued to absorb China's central bank decision and RBNZ Wheeler's speech from the previous session.