(Bloomberg) -- The dollar may fall to the lowest in over two years against the euro on concerns the U.S. interest rate advantage over Europe will decline.
The dollar has fallen more than 10 percent versus the euro over the past year as the spread between U.S. and European three- month rates reached its tightest gap in almost two years. Signs of as U.S. slowdown have fueled bets the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates as the European Central Bank raises borrowing costs.
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