The euro is making a comeback, surprising trash-talking traders who had been predicting it would soon hit parity with the U.S. dollar. It traded as high as $1.10 Tuesday, bouncing back from a 12-year low of $1.05 last week. The euro's mini-surge is due almost entirely to Europe's economy finding its heartbeat again after the eurozone barely dodged a recession last year. "Signs of improvement in the European economy and the weight of money flooding into European equity markets ... has triggered a savage correction," explained strategist Kit Juckes from Societe Generale. "Many of the euro short-sellers are running for ... (full story)