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Euro is slipping right now, following the latest data that promotes the idea that global economic uncertainty remains. Concerns about the eurozone economy are affecting the euro, but the 17-nation currency was showing resilience — until the latest economic news out of the United States.

Euro is floundering today as concerns about what’s next continue to plague the 17-nation currency region. Once again, the 17-nation currency is below the 1.21 level against the US dollar, and it continues to drop against the UK pound.

Euro is slipping a bit against the US dollar, heading a little lower, but the 17-nation currency continues to hold on to the 1.30 level. Selling pressure is building, though, as weak economic data and continued inaction from eurozone leaders weighs on the euro.

Euro has changed direction and is heading lower today against the US dollar. Earlier, the 17-nation currency had the upper hand, but optimism is fading and the euro is slipping.

The euro is dropping today — a rapid drop against the US dollar. Euro is losing ground on concerns about what’s next for the eurozone, but there are also concerns about how China’s slowing growth, as well as the lack of growth in reserves, are affecting the 17-nation currency.

Euro is heading lower — again — on the Forex market today. Concerns about the eurozone are weighing on the 17-nation currency, and general risk appetite is causing traders to favor the US dollar today.

Euro remains vulnerable in Forex trading, thanks to the still-unresolved eurozone debt crisis. The 17-nation currency is flat right now, slightly lower, ahead of the holiday. Trades are winding down, and the euro is still likely to run into trouble against safe haven currencies like the US dollar and the Japanese yen.

Concerns about what’s next for the 17-nation currency zone are dragging down the euro as Forex traders look for safety, and choosing the US dollar and the Japanese yen instead.