SYDNEY (Reuters) – The euro and high-beta currencies like the Australian dollar started trading on Monday with a spring in their step, following a rally late last week in part on the back of diminishing worries about China's economic health. A successful bond sale by Italy and strong earnings results from JPMorgan, despite its $4.4 billion trading loss, further helped shore up sentiment.
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Euro & risk currencies supported, Bernanke in focus