The euro edged higher on Friday, but concerns about a potential slowdown of the economy kept it in a tight range, while the dollar weakened as investors priced in expected monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve. “The combination of lingering Russia-related risks, high energy prices, and Fed-ECB policy divergence still points to a weaker, rather than stronger, EUR/USD,” ING analysts said. “EUR-USD remains quite stuck at around 1.10, with better-than-expected PMI surveys across the eurozone for March not sufficient to induce buying interest,” Unicredit analysts said in a research note. German business morale deteriorated in March due to worsening supply chain issues resulting from high petrol prices and driver shortages, a survey showed on Friday. “I think hawkish remarks from the ECB have supported the single currency,” said Roman Ziruk, market analyst at Ebury. The European Central Bank would reconsider plans to end its bond-buying stimulus program this summer only …