TOKYO, Jan 4 (Reuters) – A small-squeeze revive in the euro stalled in Asia on Wednesday ahead of debt auctions in Germany, with market players dubious about the euro zone’s plans to fend off a independent debt crisis as some countries face huge debt refinancing needs.
The euro is losing momentum after posting its largest one-day revive in nearly two months on Tuesday as investors trimmed heavily bearish positions in the common currency after upbeat data bolstered risk appetite. Click here to read more.. »