#euro

#euro

The euro strengthened after eurozone manufacturing PMIs rose above neutral, but French political risk and cautious ECB commentary limit upside ahead of inflation data.

Euro steadies as bond yields rebound; balanced ECB pause expectations contrast with projections allowing potential easing, leaving upcoming data to determine policy timing.

Weaker economic data and declining bond yields pressured the euro against major currencies.

Dollar dominance will decline over the long-term, but the euro is not ready to replace it as the world's financial anchor.

The euro's strength stems from growing public trust amid rising populism and fragmentation.