The euro took a breather on Thursday, after its biggest two-day gain against the dollar in over six years on Thursday as the European Central Bank played down the impact of bond market volatility and the euro zone returned to inflation. The biggest mover among major currencies on Thursday was the Australian dollar, which skidded 1 percent to $0.7708 after weak data renewed expectations of further monetary easing. AUD=D4 Tracking a spike in German Bund yields on Wednesday, their biggest two-day move since 1998, the euro had rallied across the board, touching a two-week high against the dollar at $1.12855 EUR= after ECB President Mario Draghi indicated the ECB would not add more stimulus because of rising yields. But having gained over 3 percent in the two previous days, the euro edged down 0.1 percent in European trading on Thursday to $1.12595, as Bund yields came off their […]