Analysts Are Getting Worried About the Euro
- Deutsche Bank says correlation model flashes warning signs
- Markets suggest unhedged inflows from foreign investors
UniCredit Sees Euro Higher if ECB Delivers for Markets
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It’s 2007 all over again.
The euro is on a tear, U.S. investors are snapping up European stocks -- and traditional theories to justify the shared currency’s spirited advance have broken down, as investors luxuriate in a climate of low volatility.