The euro rose to its highest level against the dollar in nearly three years today as jitters over North Korea’s nuclear programme helped push the dollar down.
The 12-nation currency reached 1.0364 dollars on European markets before slipping back to 1.0341 dollars by afternoon. Trading volume was light.
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