Parity with the dollar is no disaster for the euro

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Most financial market analysts believe that a fall in the euro to below the $1 level would have only symbolic importance. They do not anticipate that such a decline would reduce political support for the euro or cause instability in the financial markets. Many economists believe that the euro's weakness will in any case prove self-correcting. Furthermore, the rise in euro bond yields should encourage investors to return to the euro.

United States, Financial analysis, Eurobond market

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Sceptics urged to make 2001 the year of the euro

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Pro-euro group Britain in Europe plans to challenge anti-Europe campaigners, emphasizing that countries that have adopted the euro are likely to see strong growth in 2001. However, an increasing number of economists are revising down their growth predictions for the leading European economies.

Europe, International politics

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Are the signals on red for the world's locomotive of growth?

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The prospects for the US economy are discussed. Developments in the US have a significant impact on the economy of the rest of the world.

United States economic conditions

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