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EUR/USD: Recent bounce is on borrowed time – TDS EURUSD CPI ECB USDJPY Banks

hawkish message on QE resonate. But economists at TD Securities think EUR's 'elevated' status is on borrowed time.“With the US CPI numbers coming in on the screws in the top-line metrics, the ECB's hawkish message should be able to resonate for now.

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