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The euro was lower against most of its major counterparts on Wednesday, following data showing that manufacturing activity in the euro zone fell to its lowest level since July 2009

Euro Changed Amid Eurozone Flash PMI

Preliminary data released earlier showed that the euro zone’s manufacturing purchasing managers’ index slumped to a 28-month low November, falling to 46.4, down from 47.1 in October.

Manufacturing output in Germany dropped to a 28-month low of 47.9, underlining fears that the euro zone could be slipping into a recession.

Following the release of the Eurozone flash PMI for November at 4 am ET Wednesday, the euro changed little against other major currencies.

As of now, the euro is worth 1.3453 against the dollar, 103.63 against the yen,and EUR/CHF dropping 0.19% to hit 1.2322.The euro was also lower against the pound, with EUR/GBP slipping 0.10% to hit 0.8631.

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