The euro was under modest pressure in Asia on Thursday on profit taking and squaring of positions following a large three-day rally, with investors still worried about the European debt crisis ahead of a crucial vote in Germany.The German Parliament votes at 0900 GMT on Thursday.
The euro was hovering at $1.3531, having climbed as far as $1.3690 at one stage, only to fade as the mood on Wall Street turned south following the extension of short-selling bans in some European nations.
The common currency, which dived to an eight-month trough of $1.3360 on Monday, has managed to pare some of its recent heavy losses, but is still down nearly 6 percent this month....MORE
Both the pundits and the currency seem to believe the vote will bind Germany to pay for the rescue of, well here, here's a list:
