On Tuesday, the Euro was traded higher versus the U.S. Dollar, rising above $1.30, amid improvements in German investor sentiment and speculation that the Spanish government would soon request for bailout. The 17-nation currency added 0.8% to trade at $1.3055 by 8:31 a.m. in New York. Earlier in the day, the European currency reached the level of $1.3059, which was the highest since October 5.