The euro fell amid concerns about Greece. Agence France-Presse/Getty Images The euro tumbled to a nine-year low on Monday, struck by a fresh dose of nerves over Greek politics, a backdrop of steadily building expectations that the European Central Bank will soon beef up its stimulus program, and a persistently robust dollar. The single currency sank as low as $1.1861 against the dollar in Asian trading hours on Monday, before picking up slightly to trade at $1.1950 early in Europe. The move came amid growing fears over the election in Greece in late January that some fear could pave the way for the country’s exit from the eurozone. Traders and analysts said the latest jitters stemmed from a report in Saturday’s edition of German news magazine Der Spiegel which cited unnamed sources saying the German government is confident the eurozone would cope with a Greece exit if it […]