(Reuters) - The euro extended gains against a broadly lower dollar on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled it could conduct more monetary easing the previous day.
The euro climbed one percent on the day against the dollar to $1.3390 EUR=, its highest since late April, according to Reuters data, and passing through an options barrier at $1.3350, traders said.
The single currency also rose against the yen to 113.26 yen, its highest since early August. (Reporting by London forex team)
