The euro is hurtling toward parity with the U.S. dollar for the first time since its early years of existence. Investors are betting it could get a lot worse for the common currency.
The descent adds to the eurozone’s inflation woes and complicates the European Central Bank’s plans for unwinding its pandemic stimulus. It also carries big implications for U.S. investors and businesses with operations on the continent, as the value of their overseas earnings slides in dollar terms.
Source: finance.yahoo.com
Related posts:
Daily Crunch: European regulators share more privacy concerns over Facebook “smart” glasses
Tips for Taxpayers on Mutual-Fund Distributions and Charitable Giving
US IRS to allow full digital document submissions for 2024 tax season
Adobe Posts Strong Earnings. Why It Wasn’t Enough to Boost the Stock.
How the $1.8 Billion Real-Estate Commissions Lawsuit Came to Be