Euro Rebounds as French Bond Yields Ease, Recovering from 2025 Low

The euro rose 0.16% to $1.1241, partially recovering from Monday's drop to $1.1161, its lowest since May 2025, as French 10-year borrowing costs eased. ING analyst Francesco Pesole expressed skepticism about the rebound's sustainability, suggesting the relief may be temporary. The move reflects ongoing market sensitivity to French fiscal and political risk.