The euro is likely to strengthen against the dollar if the eurozone economy
rebounds faster than the U.S., J.P. Morgan says. The outlook for EUR/USD depends
on the "growth differential between the U.S. and Europe along with more clarity
on fiscal spending and on the political front," Thushka Maharaj, strategist at
J.P. Morgan, says. Increased spending by euro-area governments that "supports
long-term economic growth" of the eurozone would be positive for the euro, she
says. For now the euro "remains range-bound" around $1.10 due to "opposing
forces" such as the Federal Reserve cutting rates, which means less support for
dollar, counteracted by weak growth outside of the U.S. hurting demand for the
safe-haven currency. EUR/USD falls 0.1% to 1.1066.
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