Investing.com - The euro fell to fresh daily lows against the U.S. dollar, the yen and the pound on Monday, after the European Union denied a report that euro zone nations could provide Greece with an EUR 20-25 billion bailout.
EUR/USD fell to 1.3574 during European afternoon trade, a fresh daily low; It subsequently bounced back to 1.3593, still shedding 0.13%. The pair was likely to find support at 1.3445, Friday's low and a 9-month low, and resistance at 1.3839, the high of Feb. 9.
Meanwhile, EUR/JPY tumbled 0.49% to hit 123.97 and EUR/GBP dropped 0.32% to reach 0.8770.
Earlier in the day, European Commission spokesman Amadeu Altafaj told a news briefing that, "I have no comment on such a plan that does not exist and is denied even by the alleged source of it."
On Saturday, the German weekly Der Spiegel said Germany's finance ministry had drawn up a plan for euro zone nations to provide debt-laden Greece with aid the multi-billion euro aid package.
Fears over Greece's gaping budget deficit have hurt the euro in recent weeks.