The euro dropped below the 1.30 level, as the fallout from the French and Greek elections continue to spook the markets. There are fears that the political instability in Greece and the sharp turn to the left in France may interfere with austerity measures designed to alleviate the Euro-zone debt crisis. The markets received a dose of good news early this morning, as both the German and French Trade Balance readings were slightly better than the market forecast.
Here’s an update on technicals, fundamentals and what’s going on in the markets.
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