We think that the euro will make further ground against the dollar

The euro has risen to its highest level against the US dollar since the middle of 2018, at the time of writing. And we think that it will gain further ground in the next couple years against a backdrop of lower euro-zone stability risks; an increased real yield gap; and a continued recovery in the global economy.

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