The euro recovered Wednesday on positive eurozone business data and after being hit by strong US economic data and worries about problems in the European banking sector.
The foreign exchange market was also awaiting the outcome of the US Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy meeting.
In London morning deals, the single currency rose to 1.4560 dollars, up from 1.4534 in New York late on Tuesday, when it had struck 1.4506 dollars -- the lowest level since October 2.
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