ECB has more work to do to tackle the strong euro

Last week’s cut in ECB interest rates has helped to relieve some of the near-term upward pressure on the euro. But the central bank will have to work harder to stop the strong currency from snuffing out the fragile recovery and pushing the region towards deflation.

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