Euro gives back gains as French fiscal worries and a firmer dollar return
EUR/USD gave back early gains as the dollar rebounded and French debt worries lingered, while US consumer sentiment slid to 46.3 in October.
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EUR/USD gave back early gains as the dollar rebounded and French debt worries lingered, while US consumer sentiment slid to 46.3 in October.
The dollar eased and the yen gained as Trump ruled out Iran strikes before the midterms, while US yields fell to 5.22% and the euro held above 1.1200.
EUR/USD steadied as US Treasury yields eased from multi-decade highs, while the ECB account fed rate-hike talk and Paris faced pressure over its 2027 budget.
Fed minutes showed most officials see another hike by year end, lifting the dollar to a near 18-month high as gold slid and Iran strike risk returned.
The EUR/USD fixing fell 0.82% to 1.1177 as US 10-year yields touched 5.35% and Brent topped $100, with traders turning to the Fed minutes and jobless claims.
The dollar eased as US yields fell before the Fed minutes, while BoJ's Sato backed staged rate hikes and the peso led the ECB fixing moves with a 1.13% gain.
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