The euro fell below the 1.13 dollar threshold on Thursday, marking its lowest valuation since May 2025. The decline occurred in Frankfurt despite reports of economic expansion within the Eurozone's manufacturing sector.
Market analysts attribute the currency's depreciation to a significant increase in the yield of ten-year United States Treasury bonds. This rise in American debt profitability has exerted downward pressure on the euro, offsetting positive domestic manufacturing data.
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