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The euro is the official currency of the eurozone, which is made up of 19 members of the European Union. The single currency was created by the EU and is used by more than 330 million people every day.
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Pound to euro exchange rate plummets again in ‘two-day losing streak’ - when to buy euros
Pound to euro exchange rate: Sterling plunges to two-week low - should you buy euros?
Brexit bombshell: How Gordon Brown 'will go down in history' for paving way for UK exit
Pound to euro exchange rate: GBP ‘softens’ - how to get best holiday money rates
Bank of England eyes groundbreaking new currency as key part of Britain’s future
Brexit disaster: How Ireland depends on ‘bare-boned Brexit deal’ to boost euro
Pound to euro exchange rate ‘flat’ as it hits ‘summer slump’ early - should you buy euros?
Pound to euro exchange rate: No-deal Brexit threat stunts any potential GBP growth
Eurozone business activity still muted in July, retail sales flat
Pound to euro exchange rate: Rishi Sunak's budget reveal not enough to save sterling
EU power struggle: Influential MEPs threaten to veto bloc's trillion-euro budget
Pound to euro exchange rate: GBP stuns with sudden surge - biggest one-day gain in a month
EU splintering: Brussels must learn two critical lessons or ‘risks further decay’
Pound to euro exchange rate: GBP suffers shock drop for first time in days
Martin Lewis advises British holidaymakers on the best travel currency card
Pound to euro exchange rate: GBP holds firm as Boris Johnson gives holidays the go-ahead
EU contempt laid bare: How French President told Britain to 'shut up about euro'
Barnier’s ‘sabre-rattling’ shamed as EU chief tries to ‘punish’ UK -'Stand up and say no!'
Pound to euro exchange rate: Sterling ‘firm’ as foreign holidays to resume next week
Eurozone crisis: EU alarm bells as 'hardest still to come' for teetering currency
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