LONDON (AFX) - The euro was little changed from morning levels in rangebound midday trade, as investors sat on the sidelines ahead of widely awaited US October non-farm payroll data due out this afternoon, dealers said. "The market is sitting on its hands waiting for the employment report," Mark Austin, a currency strategist at West LB said. "The market is already discounting bad numbers so there may be no big reaction when the actually come out," he added. Sterling was slightly weaker against the euro. "I think it is just a bit of positon squaring ahead of the weekend but flows have been light," Austin said.