Euro falls to a two-month low

Wed, 10/16/2024

by Ellie LeTu

Source: Financial Times

 
    • Down more than 2% this month, biggest drop in a year.

    • Recent data has made the US dollar more attractive.

      • Strong recent economic data (September Jobs Report).

      • The Fed expected to ease rates downwards more slowly.

    • Driven by weaker economic data out of the EU.

    • European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to make quarter point cuts at each of the next two meetings.

    • Trump presidency expected to strengthen the US Dollar.

      • Driven by Trump’s pledge for strong tariffs on imports.

    • Harris presidency expected to maintain the status quo.

 
 
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