The euro weakened to $1.115, hovering near its lowest level since April 2025, as renewed Middle East tensions boosted demand for the US dollar. Sentiment was also pressured by France’s deteriorating fiscal outlook and rising bond-market concerns, while investors awaited the ECB’s policy decision and key eurozone inflation and GDP data. The ECB is widely expected to hold interest rates steady this week amid signs of slowing economic growth, leaving markets focused on its forward guidance. GDP data due Friday are expected to show weaker eurozone growth, reflecting headwinds including summer heat waves, low water levels in major waterways and a surge in global bond yields.
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