The euro has regained some ground against the dollar after falling on worries about Europe's debt crisis and a tax deal that could boost the U.S. economy. According to AP, the euro bought $1.3291 in Thursday morning European trading _ up from $1.3261 in New York late Wednesday. The British pound was barely changed at $1.5803 and the dollar slipped to 83.84 Japanese yen from 84.07 yen. A deal between Republican leaders and the White House foresees extending tax cuts on all income groups for two years while also extending unemployment benefits. The dollar rose as investors sold Treasury bonds, driving up yields on government debt. Rising yields on U.S. bonds make the dollar, which investors use to buy bonds, a more attractive bet for traders.
