An employee counts euros and U.S. dollar notes in a currency exchange store in Lisbon, Portugal.
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The battered took another dive this week as the European Central Bank started its massive bond-buying campaign, while expectations that the Federal Reserve will hike rates mid-year propelled the .
In early Asian trade, the common currency was quoted at 1.0550 per dollar after having lost nearly 5 percent over the past five sessions.
As the euro continues to flirt with 12-year lows against the dollar, when do you think it will reach parity with the U.S. dollar?