Published: 06/03/2025 By ECAP
The British Pound fell against the Euro yesterday, reaching its lowest level against the bloc’s single currency since January. In fact, the Pound endured its biggest daily loss in several months, reflecting growing market concerns over economic conditions and investor sentiment, as the Pound remains under pressure from broader European fiscal developments. Moving forward, with no significant UK data scheduled this week, the Pound's movement could be influenced by broader market trends.
The Euro continued its rally following Germany's commitment to increased defence and infrastructure spending. This fiscal shift, aimed at boosting growth and investment across Europe, has made the Euro more attractive to investors. As a result, the Euro gained against major currencies like the Pound and the US Dollar. Ultimately, analysts predict that the Euro could continue to strengthen as these reforms support European economic growth and investor confidence.
The U.S. Dollar fell to a four-month low after President Trump offered tariff concessions on Canada and Mexico, easing concerns about trade disruptions. This boosted risk appetite and reduced demand for the Dollar. Looking forward, investors are now focused on upcoming U.S. labour data, particularly nonfarm payrolls, as signs of a strong labour market could provide the Federal Reserve with more room to keep interest rates higher for longer, supporting the Dollar.
Data supplied by GC Partners