If the ECB has to intervene regularly to support the euro, it is sending the wrong message to the public, who will be carrying euro notes and coins in 2002,
There is no immediate threat of intervention by the European Central Bank.
Europe has double-digit unemployment and no inflation problem, ... Any European Central Bank tightening will be swamped by much more from the Fed.
European companies are flush with cash and they want to own market share in the United States, ... They want to own the 'new economy.'
The Federal Reserve is nearing the end of its tightening cycle, and the European Central Bank could tighten more.
It looks like it will be a case of history repeating itself. The euro will head downhill after the rate rise.
It looks like it will be a case of history repeating itself, ... The euro will head downhill after the rate rise.