The euro was about flat at $1.01845 after sinking as low as $1.01615 on Wednesday, for the first time since late 2002.The euro was about flat at $1.01845 after sinking as low as $1.01615 on Wednesday, for the first time since late 2002.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said the country must move faster in its green energy transition with Russia using energy as a political weapon amid the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve has been hiking rates aggressively, and minutes of June’s meeting – when policy makers tightened by 75 basis points, the most since 1994 – revealed their concern that worsening inflation would erase faith in the Fed’s ability to control it.
The dollar-yen rate, which is extremely sensitive to changes in long-term US yields, eased 0.07% to 135.79 yen, consolidating around that level after pulling back from a 24-year high at 137.00 at the end of last month.
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