DAVID HAFFENREFFER, CNN ANCHOR: Turning to Europe now, the euro is still trading under the $1 mark.</s>DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNN ANCHOR: The latest on that and a look at the European Bourses from Todd Benjamin -- Todd.</s>TODD BENJAMIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, euro still feeling the pain there, John and Deb. Right now, it's just below a 98.50 at 98.44, and some folks say it could go to 95 cents to the dollar. Now, that's a far cry from the 1.17 against the dollar that began at its birth a year ago this month, and people say, actually, this euro weakness, of course, which is adding to inflationary pressures here in Europe. Inflation, right now, is, you know, 1.7 percent in the euro zone. The target for the European Central Bank is 2 percent, and some folks think that because of this weaker euro, that the European Central Bank could actually hike rates at next week's meeting by a quarter point. In terms of other currencies this morning, the dollar's about 1/3 of a yen lower against the Japanese currency, and the pound is more than a cent weaker against the greenback. Markets: Split decision today. London and Paris are basically flat, or rather -- excuse me -- London and Frankfurt are basically flat, and Paris is up more than 1/2 percent, and Zurich is up 1/3 of a percent. And Oil is basically unchanged. Back to you in New York.</s>MARCHINI: All right, thanks a lot, Todd.
Euro Continues to Trade Below $1 Mark