Moves in relative interest rates have contributed to the euro weakening against the US dollar since early May. We think that it will fall to around $1.10 by the end of the year as the Fed hikes twice (with another to follow in early 2027) and the ECB leaves its policy rates unchanged. But we don’t expect it to weaken by enough to significantly improve manufacturers’ competitiveness.
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