U.S. stocks ended slightly lower in thin volume on Monday despite a better-than-expected report on consumer spending and oil prices declined as concerns eased about the impact on supply from a tropical storm in the Atlantic.
The euro fell broadly, pressured by bank funding concerns and caution ahead of more European debt sales this week.
Bankers voiced relief after world leaders abandoned a global bank levy and eased the timetable for new capital requirements at a G20 summit in Canada, which posed questions about the forum's effectiveness.
President Barack Obama said on Sunday he would follow through on a pledge to rein in soaring U.S. budget deficits and said that would involve presenting Americans with "some very difficult choices" next year.
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