Euro rises as Draghi claims no further rate cuts

The 17-nation bloc currency stayed firm on Monday traded near the strongest level in two years against the U.S. Dollar after the European Central Bank President Mario Draghi commented that there's no need for interest rates cuts. The Euro increased to 145.675 yen, the most in 5 years and it last stood at 144.82, while it traded at $1.3765 following an advance to $1.3894, the highest in 2 years.