特朗普“不惧弱美元”话音未落，欧元冲破1.20大关创两年半新高，期权市场押注欧元继续涨

Group 1 - The euro has risen above the 1.20 level against the US dollar for the first time since June 2021, following President Trump's comments about not worrying about dollar depreciation [1] - The euro's increase reached a peak of 1.7%, trading at 1.2081 USD per euro, continuing its upward trend [1] - The options market shows heightened bullish sentiment for the euro, with premiums for hedging or speculating on the euro's rise against the dollar reaching the highest level since March 2020 [4] Group 2 - The US dollar is under broad pressure due to concerns over rising deficits and trade tensions, compounded by increasing geopolitical risks [4] - After a rebound at the beginning of the year, the dollar has started to decline again, with reports indicating the New York Federal Reserve contacted financial institutions to verify the exchange rate against the yen [4] - Investors are focused on the currency market's reaction to the upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate decision, with expectations that rates will remain unchanged and only minor rate cuts are anticipated this year [4] - The threat of a government shutdown may further increase pressure on the dollar, as Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer vowed to block a large spending bill unless Republicans withdraw funding for the Department of Homeland Security [4]