Euro hits fresh one-year low, hamstrung by Ukraine turmoil

SYDNEY/SINGAPORE, Sept 1 (Reuters) - The euro hit a fresh one-year low on Monday, as heightened worries about the crisis in Ukraine kept the currency on the defensive ahead of a European Central Bank policy meeting later this week.

Ukraine Bond Repayment Belies Gutted Economy: East Europe Credit

As Ukraine repays its $1 billion dollar bond, sentiment for the nation’s notes is souring with the economy withering amid fighting between government forces and pro-Russia separatists.

Stocks rise, euro drops as EU and Ukraine election results come in

European stock markets moved higher Monday as election results rolled in from the European Union and Ukraine. Germany's DAX index led the way with a 1.3% rise.