Euro rebounds as French protests ease and dollar slips

The euro recovered slightly as protests in France eased and authorities set new curfews. Meanwhile, the British pound rose following positive jobs data and the yen strengthened after a strong bond auction.

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The EUR/USD exchange rate rose 0.2% to $1.1231 on Tuesday morning as unrest in France eased overnight. The single currency rebounded from its lowest level since May 2025 recorded last week. Markets remain focused on the eurozone's fiscal pressures.

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