欧元创近三年半新高，资产持续从美元转向欧元

Group 1 - The euro has shown significant strength, breaking the 1.16 mark against the dollar, reaching a high of 1.1641, the highest since October 2021, driven by geopolitical easing and a shift from traditional safe-haven assets [1] - Investor confidence in the Eurozone economy is increasing, with the European Central Bank (ECB) projecting continued growth over the next three years and a drop in unemployment to a record low of 6.2% [2] - The ECB has recently lowered key interest rates by 25 basis points, signaling the end of the easing cycle, which contrasts with the Federal Reserve's delayed rate cut expectations, providing relative support for the euro [2] Group 2 - The Federal Reserve's Chairman Jerome Powell indicated a cautious approach to rate cuts, suggesting that the first cut may be delayed until the fourth quarter, as the Fed awaits clearer evidence of inflation trends [3] - A report from OMFIF shows that the dollar's popularity among central banks has declined, with 70% of respondents citing the U.S. political environment as a barrier to investing in dollars, leading to a shift towards alternatives like the euro and gold [4] - Experts predict that the euro's share in global reserves could rise to 25% within 2-3 years, driven by a decline in the dollar's dominance and the need for deeper European integration in financial markets [5]