No votes lead to euro volatility

The euro moved from 1.2580 on June 3 to 1.2480 on unusually strong holiday Monday trading to 1.2380 on June 1. It had fallen to a low of 1.2165 on the Wednesday before recovering some strength. On June 6, weaker than expected US non-farm payroll figures made little impact on the euro, indicating a more bearish attitude to it is likely to last. Market observers said these figures would usually push euro/dollar higher, and the fact that they did not reflect the increasingly negative sentiment to

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