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Euro Hits Two-Month Low as Options Traders Add Downside Hedges

The euro fell to its lowest in nearly two months versus the dollar, as options traders stepped up bets on further weakness following the Federal Reserve’s latest interest-rate increase.

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Euro Hits Two-Month Low as Options Traders Add Downside Hedges
The euro fell to its lowest in nearly two months versus the dollar, as options traders stepped up bets on further weakness following the Federal Reserve’s latest interest-rate increase.
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