Following a failed attempt at parity earlier this year, the euro may be set to make a more convincing foray at 1.0000 to the U.S. dollar, as a crucial driver for further weakness in the common currency is now on a substantially different path, Bloomberg strategist Vassilis Karamanis writes. One key difference this time is that the euro is facing downside pressure from investors both going short the euro and building long dollar positions. The pair has finally broken $1.08 level for the first time since late April and threatens support at $1.0660 as it did back in late May, in a pattern that looks strikingly similar. Strong support is now ... (full story)