The euro was broadly flat on Thursday after preliminary euro zone economic growth data was even more dire than expected. Investors looked ahead to the ECB meeting.

The euro was broadly flat on Thursday after preliminary euro zone economic growth data was even more dire than expected. Investors looked ahead to the ECB meeting.
During the FED meeting policymakers are expected to keep their promise to do whatever it takes to support the world’s largest economy.
As investors rebalance their portfolios for month-end, the dollar index dropped for the second day on Tuesday as rising stocks reflected improving risk appetite.
Several economies laid out back to business plans to ease restrictions despite continued warnings from health experts that there is still too early.
The EU post-coronavirus package, which could be worth several trillion euros, is being drafted for review by the bloc’s leaders by around mid-May.