Volatility for yen interest rates has climbed above that of euro ones for the first time in seven years https://t.co/ifrQ63MwmO ...

RT The Rollup (@therollupco)The lads go over @CryptoHayes's Bastille Day piece."Germany and France are pulling in opposite directions.""French savers are pulling their money out of French banks.""The ECB can't just let France die. They're gonna have to print money to bail out France.""Bitcoin don't care. It will continue its inexorable rise versus the piece of trash that is the euro." ...

🔥 LATEST: Nine major European banks, including UniCredit and ING, are developing a euro-based stablecoin set to launch in 2026 as an alternative to dollar-backed tokens. https://t.co/riQCB8cUX1 ...

Group 1 - The dollar index (DXY00) increased by +0.57% due to positive comments from Fed Chair Powell regarding inflation and interest rates [1] - US weekly initial unemployment claims fell by -33,000 to 231,000, indicating a stronger labor market than the expected 240,000 [3] - The September Philadelphia Fed business outlook survey rose by +23.5 to an 8-month high of 23.2, surpassing expectations of 1.7 [3] Group 2 - Concerns over Fed independence may lead foreign investors to sell dollar assets, particularly in light of President Trump's actions against Fed Governor Cook [2] - The euro (EUR/USD) decreased by -0.30% due to a stronger dollar and fiscal concerns from the German government planning to borrow about 20% more than originally intended in Q4 [4] - Germany's finance agency plans to raise 90.5 billion euros ($107 billion) in Q4, which is 15 billion euros more than previously projected [5]

[Music] France, the Euro zone's second largest economy, has made headlines recently with soaring debts and deficits. Now, the latest deficit to GDP ratio stands at 5.8%, far exceeding the EU's 3% ceiling. Now, France has long been known for big social safety nets, which can drive deficits, but other factors have fueled the recent surge.Russia reduced energy supplies to France in 2022 and the government responded with heavy subsidies to support affected industries. The result, debt to GDP ratios went from 98 ...

Denmark should consider joining the euro if they want a bigger role in the European Union, according to central bank chief Christian Kettel Thomsen https://t.co/6QWbMDRd8U ...

Montenegro is lobbying all leaders in the EU to allow the Balkan nation to join the world’s largest trading bloc and officially adopt the euro at the same time by 2028 https://t.co/MxjGwn6XzQ ...

What we're seeing is a market that's surprisingly strong with all the geopolitical noise, whether it's in Europe, in the US, tariffs and so on. Absolute levels are almost at historical heights. You know, we see spread levels both in Europe and the U.S. really, you know, can't get much better.But what would what what we are seeing is that investors are becoming ever so slightly more selective. You know, all the deals that we did and there was 10 billion of supply yesterday went well, but we saw a really sign ...

Market Trends - Options traders are using currencies like the Australian dollar and euro to express bearish US dollar views [1] - Recent disappointing American economic data is influencing these bearish views [1]

Market Trends - The euro is facing its most significant weekly decline against the dollar in nearly three years [1] - Market concern is growing regarding the economic consequences of Europe's trade agreement with the US [1]