The Swiss franc eased against the euro on Monday, with the single currency supported by market players hoping European politicians were inching closer to a plan to stem the region's debt crisis. Investors overall seemed in the mood to take more risk. Crude oil prices rose and European shares were set to extend the previous session's rally.
The franc fell 0.3 percent against the euro to trade at 1.2297 by 0616 GMT compared to Friday's New York close. The franc was largely flat against the dollar, trading at 0.8816.
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