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France borrowed heavily at short-term rates during the era of near-zero interest rates, and now faces refinancing that debt at much higher costs.

Advocates see a way to buffer against bigger countries bullying smaller ones.

It makes European exports more expensive at a time when European economies are already anemic.

It makes sense for multinationals that do business in the Eurozone.

The eurozone, the world’s largest currency bloc, is both a blueprint and cautionary tale for the two countries.

A falling euro is affecting U.S. exporters’ competitive standing.

What could be the effects of the euro and the U.S. dollar having equal value?

Could a proposed Italian government bond turn into a parallel currency … and replace the euro?

The U.S. dollar had a pretty hot year in 2018: The Wall Street Journal’s Dollar Index put it up 4.3 percent last year against a basket of 16 other currencies. But up in 2018 may mean down in 2019, as many currency analysts predicting a weakening for the dollar in year ahead. Click the audio […]

As the country prepares to exit years of IMF-EU bailouts, views differ on the European Union's common currency.