(Reuters)- The euro slid for a second straight session against the U.S. dollar as an interest rate hike by
China prompted investors to shed exposure to riskier assets in a market already rattled by a downgrade of
Portugal's debt to junk.
China raised interest rates for the third time this year on Wednesday, making clear that taming inflation remains a top priority even as its vast economy eases. Read on...
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