The euro has been on an upward trend against the US dollar for nearly two years, largely reflecting improving sentiment towards the euro-zone economy and reduced fears of break-up. But the relative valuation of euro-zone assets has become less appealing and attention should soon turn back to the outlook for monetary policy. These factors are likely to cause the euro to fall back soon.
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