Euro to end year higher against the dollar

AN unexpected slowdown in the US recovery in the second quarter is undermining the dollar.

Trends suggest the euro will end the year at a higher level than thought.

With growth in the eurozone picking up by comparison, Bank of Ireland economist Dan McLaughlin is revising his forecast for the euro upwards, predicting it will end the year at $1.35 to the dollar or possibly higher.

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