The euro was stuck near its lowest level since November and Russian shares tumbled for a third straight day on Monday as new European sanctions for Moscow chilled the already frosty relationship between the two. The 28-nation EU reached an outline agreement on Friday on its first economic sanctions on Russia, which said the moves would hamper cooperation between the two and undermine the fight against terrorism. Having suffered on Friday, Europe’s main bourses were again subdued. There was more pain for Russian stocks after a report that shareholders in defunct oil producer Yukos had won a $50 billion international court case against Russia. Moscow’s dollar-denominated RTS index was down 1.6 percent, its rouble-traded peer MICEX traded 0.9 percent lower, and the rouble was down 0.5 percent against the dollar to trade at 35.32. “While the suit has been pending since 2007, any judgment will likely […]