Focus Turns To The FOMC And Bank Of England Minutes

The euro edged higher yesterday recovering some of its losses to trade above the 1.42 level against the dollar. The single currency jumped to 1.4286 against a softer dollar from 1.4120 but remains vulnerable to euro zone debt problems. EU finance ministers failed to decide how to tackle Greece's debt

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