The U.S. dollar reached close to an 11-month high against the Euro on reports of slowing industrial output in Germany, the largest economy in Europe. The U.K. pound sterling showed a bit of a recovery against the dollar and the euro, following a decision by the Bank of England not to change interest rates. The [...]
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