The risk of a decline in the euro is looming due to continued political uncertainty following the emergence of a 'suspended parliament' in the French parliamentary elections, according to Dutch international analyst Francesco Pesole. In a report, he stated, 'It is becoming increasingly clear that the negotiations for a coalition government in France will be a lengthy and complex process.' He said that breaking the deadlock could take several weeks, and the bond market may feel unsettled by this situation. As we wait for developments from the United States, the euro is currently trading around 1.08 against the US dollar. He stated that soft US inflation data on Thursday could push the EUR/USD higher to around 1.09, but selling interest may re-emerge as concerns about French politics and finances remain unresolved.
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The risk of a decline in the euro is looming due to continued political uncertainty following the emergence of a 'suspended parliament' in the French parliamentary elections, according to Dutch international analyst Francesco Pesole. In a report, he stated, 'It is becoming increasingly clear that the negotiations for a coalition government in France will be a lengthy and complex process.' He said that breaking the deadlock could take several weeks, and the bond market may feel unsettled by this situation. As we wait for developments from the United States, the euro is currently trading around 1.08 against the US dollar. He stated that soft US inflation data on Thursday could push the EUR/USD higher to around 1.09, but selling interest may re-emerge as concerns about French politics and finances remain unresolved.