The unexpected departure of the ECB's chief economist intensified investors' worries about the euro-zone financial crisis and unleashed a broad pullback from risk in European markets, sinking the euro to its lowest level in more than six months.
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Fri, 09/09/2011 - 1:35pm
The unexpected departure of the ECB's chief economist intensified investors' worries about the euro-zone financial crisis and unleashed a broad pullback from risk in European markets, sinking the euro to its lowest level in more than six months.