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The European Central Bank sent the euro tumbling on world markets after it warned that the 18-member currency zone may need further support to prevent a Japanese-style period of stagnation. (The Guardian)

monetary union Two or more countries with a single currency, or different currencies having a fixed mutual exchange rate monitored and controlled by one central bank (or several central banks with closely coordinated monetary policies). (BusinessDictionary)

The governor of Nigeria's Central Bank has said that the banking system is sound following the financial scandal that has rocked the country. (BBC News)

This gave governments and central banks flexibility to promote growth or devalue currencies to deal with debts, although the rise of quantitative easing has seen some pine for the days when money had a fixed value. (The Telegraph)