💨 Abstract
The euro dropped after Germany's conservative party won elections, with coalition talks expected to be challenging. Investors are monitoring Germany's debt brake rule and potential defense spending changes. The dollar index rose slightly as concerns about US economic growth and tariffs emerged. The euro reached a one-month high but later fell, while the dollar remained flat against the yen. US inflation data and Federal Reserve speeches are upcoming events of interest.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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