The euro edged lower Friday after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said there's "no doubt" the ECB would expand its stimulus regimen if needed. The euro tumbled to $1.0838 after the remarks from $1.0890 shortly beforehand. The remarks were made during a speech at the Economic Club of New York a day after the ECB disappointed investors by announcing a weaker-than-expected expansion of its stimulus efforts. The decision sparked a massive short-covering rally in the euro, which posted its largest daily move since March 2009.
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