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Euro falls to its lowest level against the dollar since May 2025
The euro weakened against the US dollar in overseas trading on October 12, when Japan was on a public holiday.
It briefly traded at about $1.1153, its lowest level since May 2025.
The article links the euro’s continued decline to concerns about France’s political and fiscal situation.
Hedge funds and other speculators have quickly increased bets that the euro will fall.
The dollar may look overbought, but investors are still selling the euro.
The headline also says carry trades are being held back, though the available text gives no further details.
The account does not say what is expected to happen next.
The euro fell to about $1.1153 in overseas trading on Oct. 12, its lowest level against the dollar since May 2025.
Concerns about France’s political and fiscal situation were cited as supporting the euro’s decline.
Speculative investors, including hedge funds, were rapidly increasing their short positions in the euro.
The dollar showed signs of being overbought, but funds continued to sell the euro.
- Who
- The euro and the US dollar were involved in the currency move.
- What
- The euro fell to about $1.1153 against the dollar, its lowest level since May 2025.
- When
- Oct. 12, 2026.
- Where
- Overseas foreign-exchange markets.
- Why
- Concerns about France’s political and fiscal situation were cited as a factor behind the euro’s weakness.
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- Exchange rate
- About $1.1153 per euro
- Record period
- Lowest level since May 2025
- Trading date
- Oct. 12, 2026
- Cited concern
- France’s political and fiscal situation






