337 million people can’t be wrong, right? That’s how many people live in countries that have adopted the euro as their currency. But the history of the euro is rather short—so far. And as our guests this week, senior economist in the economic studies division at the European Investment Bank Laurent Maurin and Aldo Romani, managerial advisor in the euro divison of our capital markets directorate point out, it took the dollar a lot longer to become the well established, liquid, and stable currency that it is today. So the story of the euro, in all likelihood, is far from over.