Euro falls weekly amid rising French risk premium

The currency markets experienced a modest decline in the euro, despite the rise in France's sovereign risk premium to its highest levels since the 2011 debt crisis, amid selling pressures on French bonds. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen recorded its largest gains since early September, driven by a demand for safety amid concerns over market deterioration and political tensions. The dollar/yen trading range is expected to remain between 155 and 159 yen until the upcoming Bank of Japan meeting. The euro has decreased against the dollar by 0.42% over the week and is approaching its lowest level since October 2025 against the yen. It is also anticipated that central banks will leave their monetary policies unchanged in the near future.

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