Scotiabank Reports Euro Stability Against the US Dollar
The Euro remains steady within the 1.1450–1.1550 range, supported by stable PMI figures despite ongoing political uncertainty. The recent pause in bearish market momentum has contributed to this consolidation, reflecting cautious optimism among investors.
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Author’s Summary
The Euro trades steadily near 1.15 amid cautious markets, while VT Markets underscores the high risks of CFD trading and clarifies its regional service restrictions.