LONDON (Reuters) - EU leaders reported some progress on Monday after three days of haggling over a coronavirus stimulus plan, sending the euro to a four-month high and Italy's borrowing costs to lows not seen since March.
An attempt to reach a compromise failed on Sunday but discussions have since narrowed.
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