Quotes from Western Union:
- The euro was little changed but could reawaken from its recent torpor as markets react to U.S. numbers today that could impact the road ahead for Fed policy.
- Greece helped buy the single currency a reprieve from months of steady selling pressure after it won a bailout extension over the coming four months.
- But underscoring how sentiment remained fragile for the euro, it barely budged on news of the rosiest German consumer morale in 13 years in Mar, as the forward-facing GfK index climbed more than expected to 9.7, above 9.3 in Feb, the highest since Oct 2001.
