The EUR-USD surge continued, though this time gains were driven by across-the-board euro advances, while the dollar itself managed to perk up against some currencies, including sterling, the yen and dollar bloc units. The euro stormed to a new two-month high of 1.1249, buoyed by an above-forecast Spanish GDP number and growing weight to market narrative that the ECB may be obliged to taper its QE program at some point. The euro gained strongly against other currencies. EUR-JPY surged to two-month high of 133.72 and EUR-GBP to a 17-day peak of 0.7267.