The euro bounced back from its four-month low on Tuesday morning as investors were anticipating data from the eurozone’s factory output. Eurozone PMI data is expected to be released later today. The single currency gained strength against the dollar, but Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting led by Mario Draghi will likely be the real determinant of the euro’s general direction. Moreover, concerns over the ongoing crisis in Cyprus continue to worry investors. The eurozone’s handling of the Cypriot debacle has been disastrous and it will take time until confidence in the euro returns in full strength.