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Meanings of stronger euro in English

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Usage of stronger euro in English
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However, a stronger euro should help offset some of the price declines.
Reuters
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It blamed a stronger euro and lower sales at its diabetes unit.
Reuters
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European-based luxury goods firms are grappling with the effects of a stronger euro.
Reuters
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But the stronger euro did not prevent shares of auto makers from rising.
Reuters
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Gold edged up, supported by crude prices and the stronger euro.
Reuters
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Miners felt the pinch as metals prices fell sharply on a stronger euro.
Reuters
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A stronger euro and strengthening British pound also hurt the greenback.
Reuters
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A stronger euro impacted the value of sales at France's biggest insurer AXA.
Reuters
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Many brokers have warned a stronger euro could dent performance for euro zone exporters.
Reuters
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But he has limited scope to resist a stronger euro.
Reuters
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A stronger euro makes dollar-priced metals cheaper for European investors.
Reuters
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Italy's huge debt pile and low-growth economy set it apart from stronger euro zone peers.
Reuters
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Higher credit costs, faster inflation and a stronger euro are eroding consumer spending and export competitiveness.
The Irish Times
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The company notes that the stronger euro against sterling had reduced its cost competitiveness in the UK.
The Irish Times
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A stronger euro, which weighs on foreign-earning European companies, diminishes the case for European equities, he said.
Reuters
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Lower oil prices, a stronger euro and a general decline in business activity helped dampen inflation in April.
The Irish Times
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