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LONDON: Sterling rose to a three-week high against a trade-weighted basket of currencies on Friday, buoyed by gains against the euro on strong UK growth data and less chances of monetary easing.
Sterling's trade-weighted index rose to 84.2, its strongest since Oct. 2.
The gains came as the euro dropped against the pound to hit a three-week low of 80.02 pence, pressured also by concerns about political uncertainty in Greece.
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