Euro Weakens to Yearly Low Against Dollar on U.S. Yields, Oil Prices, and French Debt Worries

The Euro has declined to its lowest point against the U.S. Dollar since May 2025, falling below 1.1300. This depreciation is driven by several factors, including surging U.S. Treasury yields, Brent crude oil prices exceeding $100, and increasing concerns regarding France's public debt, which is at a post-1946 high. Even softer U.S. PCE inflation data did not prevent the dollar's rally.