While the onset of the ECB’s quantitative easing (QE) is likely to weigh on the euro in time, exchange rates are two sides of a coin, so the fate of the currency will also depend on the prospects for unconventional monetary policy outside the euro-zone. Meanwhile, other factors – such as how events in Greece play out in the wake of Syriza’s victory – may have a significant bearing on the euro’s value.
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