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Hummels own-goal gives France 1-0 win over Germany at Euro 2020

Mats Hummels' return to the national team went better for France than it did for Germany

Ronaldo scripts footballing history at Euros, becomes all time top-scorer

Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo made European Championships history as he became the all-time top scorer in the summer tournament after his record-shattering 10th and 11th finals goals in the opening Euro 2020 match against Hungary.Cristiano Ronaldo, who was playing his record fifth European Championship on Tuesday, overtook the previous mark of nine goals set by France's Michel Platini in Euro's all-time leading scorer list.On the list of active players, only France's forward Antoine Griezmann comes close to the five-time Ballon d'Or winner as he has scored six goals in the seven matches played at Euros.Ronaldo's late brace also saw him moving onto 106 international goals, three shy of footballing immortality - Iranian striker Ali Daei's all-time record international goals tally of 109.Juventus marksman also became the oldest player to score for Portugal at a major tournament (World Cup & Euros), aged 36 years and 130 days.Before Ronaldo stole the stage with a clinical ...

ECB to help euro zone 'well into' recovery, says chief Christine Lagarde

The European Central Bank will support the euro zone "well into" its recovery from a pandemic-induced double dip recession, ECB chief Christine Lagarde said on Wednesday

Euro set for biggest monthly drop since mid-2019 on economy fears

Against a basket of its rivals, the dollar steadied at 92.810, just below a November 2020 high of 92.92 hit last week

European Central Bank signals faster money-printing to keep lid on yields

Germany's 10-year yield, the benchmark for the region, extended its fall after the decision

Aim long term for a strong currency

Strong currencies reflect strong economies

European Central Bank takes a step closer toward introducing digital euro

The euro belongs to Europeans and our mission is to be its guardian, said Christine Lagarde, ECB President.

US dollar softness to continue; Euro, yen best placed, says PIMCO

(Reuters) - The U.S. dollar is likely to continue weakening against developed market currencies after the U.S. Federal Reserve's shift to a new monetary policy strategy, a portfolio manager at bond giant PIMCO said on Tuesday. Erin Browne, managing director and portfolio manager at PIMCO, told the Reuters Global Markets Forum she had become more bearish on the U.S. dollar <.DXY> over the last three months.

No cause yet for European Central Bank alarm over euro strength

Since mid-May, the currency has risen nearly 10%versus the dollar and futures markets show it has drawn a record number of bullish bets

Global stocks, Euro, oil get shot in the arm on hopes of Covid-19 vaccine

An experimental vaccine for Covid-19 produced by the US company Moderna provoked safe immune responses in all 45 healthy volunteers, an early-stage study showed

Iran, India look at euro, yen to resolve crude payment row

Iran, India look at euro, yen to resolve crude payment row

Europe talks up public spending to stave off economic slowdown, but not yet

The call from business leaders is also growing louder

The mirage of a global euro

The euro's importance in global reserves and financial markets today is about the same as it was two decades ago

Europe's strongest pillar

Twenty years on, the euro is both successful and popular

On Euro's 20th birthday, Europe's five presidents say it still needs work

Here's a collection of comments from the EU's political and monetary heads, a day before the January 1 anniversary

EU outlines proposals to boost euro's global role, challenge dollar

The move follows the decision by the US to withdraw from an agreement with Iran on its nuclear programme. That has forced many European companies to stop trading with Iran to avoid US sanctions

The euro - return of the zombie

Its resurgence is good news for Indian firms

Euro, euro zone bonds yields jump on ECB Draghi's remarks

But Draghi also left the door open to further easing, adding that the ECB would act to ward off any unnecessary tightening in financial conditions, a possible reference to the higher euro

Euro, sterling in hot seat after steep losses, Aussie shines

Pound slides $1.4057, while the Euro almost touched $1.1000 and edged back to $1.1027