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Altogether, the ECB¡¯s hawkishness was not unexpected; but the optimistic view for economic growth amid the global downturn and ongoing credit crunch was not fully factored into the market. And, while there were comments that suggested the group would not lift rates in the foreseeable future, they are still far more hawkish than their American, British and Canadian counterparts. With rate forecasts showing little sign of yielding, the fundamental strength of the euro may weather otherwise significant declines in future economic indicators.
Written by: John Kicklighter, Currency Analyst for DailyFX.com














