"It may seem curious that the dollar is falling when America is enjoying a remarkable burst of growth and Europe looks far less lively." (lines 10-12)

"The dollar used to be buoyant because investors expected to make more from dollar assets than from those denominated in other currencies." (lines 22-24)

"A rise in the euro against the dollar causes exports from European firms to become more expensive relative to American ones," (lines 41-43)

"Similarly, American firms' products become relatively cheaper, both for Americans and for foreign buyers." (lines 44-45)

"But there is reason to think that these days currency movements are not as effective as they once were in bringing economies into balance." (lines 55-57)

"... the single European currency was launched in 1999," (lines 5-6)

"…but are expected to grow by only 0.5% this year..." (line 17)

"The dollar used to be buoyant because investors expected to make more from dollar assets..." (lines 22- 23)

"… companies' pricing power has been eroded around the world." (lines 62-63)

"According to a study cited in the report," (line 66)

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