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Russia has managed to import billions in foreign banknotes, circumventing US and EU export bans since March 2022.

Stands at less than $1 per dollar for first time in two decades

The Swiss come up against an Italian side who have not conceded a goal in a nine-match winning streak

Bayern striker was kept quiet by a defence led by Milan Skriniar, the Inter centre-back who scored the winning goal

His father Peter was the hero of the country's unexpected European championship victory in Sweden almost 30 years ago

Norwich strikers' 10 goals in qualifying propelled his country to their first major tournament

33-year-old has not played for the French since October 2015, but is now set to line up alongside Mbappe and Griezmann

London’s automatic access to EU financial markets comes to end

Govt to issue euro, sukuk bonds to retain forex reserves at current level ahead of loan repayments

Italian govt approves new stimulus package worth €25 billion

Euro 2020, which was due to begin on Friday, was moved back 12 months because of the coronavirus pandemic

Covid-19 exposes euro zone frailties, cements US Fed’s role as lender

Portuguese football federation said the money would go towards a fund that it hopes will reach 4.7 million euros

European football's governing body meet on Tuesday to discuss all, as well as Euro 2020, which starts from June 12

Koeman's Dutch side needed a point to qualify for their first major tournament since coming third at 2014 World Cup

Italy have already qualified for next year's European Championship

Pledges one billion euros to help Indian cities switch to green transport

PSG said that an MRI scan showed that their star player had suffered "a grade two lesion" in his left hamstring

Cites a disorderly Brexit as a key risk

Financial assistance will go to projects of renewable energy, grid connections

Because of its high value, experts believe 500-euro note has been used in money laundering, terrorist financing

The euro recovered on Tuesday from earlier losses linked to the collapse of the Turkish lira

Italians have to work more and fight corruption, says President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker

After suffering four straight sessions in the red, European banks were slightly higher

'The dollar and US Treasuries are typically safe haven assets. But no one really wants to own the dollar right now'

IMF says it won’t give a penny unless it sees concrete plan to cut debt burden

Trade in euros will begin on August 29, says Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Hamid Baedinejad

Money ECB touts security of new 50-euro notes

World's bad guys are often depicted toting briefcases jammed with bundles of $100 or 500 euro banknotes