THE recent obsession with seemingly modest euro exchange-rate gains has more to it than meets the eye.
Small moves in currency values, such as the euro’s 4% trade-weighted rise this year, may seem like a sideshow during a pandemic that has triggered historic GDP collapses, 30%-40% round-trips in stock markets and a plunge in long-term borrowing rates.
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