We expect the euro to remain under pressure this year

While the ECB sounded less willing than we (and investors) had anticipated to delay plans for policy normalisation on the back of the Russia-Ukraine war, we still think that monetary policy divergence between the euro-zone and the US will push the euro lower against the US dollar.

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