SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Sterling extended losses after British police said they were treating an explosion in Manchester as a possible terrorist attack, while the euro retained gains made on comments by German Chancellor Angela Merkel that the common currency was “too weak.”
Sterling retreats after Manchester blast, stocks steady
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