The euro is continuing higher and now up 67 pips on the day, with a portion of that as USD weakness that's broad based.
- I'm not confirming a pause
The market is only priced for one further 25 bps cut.
The euro is continuing higher and now up 67 pips on the day, with a portion of that as USD weakness that's broad based.
The market is only priced for one further 25 bps cut.
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