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More up and downs for the euro zone

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The euro sank to a 12 year low against the dollar as the ECB's bond-buying programme began to have an impact. It won't help Greece which continues to struggle with delfation. And as Grace Pascoe reports there's another mixed bag of economic data from the euro zone.

Added on the 10/03/2015 17:59:12 - Copyright : Reuters EN

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