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The Euro fell below the 1.12 level against the Dollar as global risk aversion intensified, while the Banco de Mexico cut rates to 6.25% in response to rising inflation forecasts. China's strengthening yuan is squeezing exporters, adding pressure to Asian manufacturing. These macro shifts reflect a broader retreat from risk assets and a re-pricing of inflation expectations in a slowing global environment.
Macro and Currency Shifts
The Euro fell below the 1.12 level against the Dollar as global risk aversion intensified, while the Banco de Mexico cut rates to 6.25% in response to rising inflation forecasts. China's strengthening yuan is squeezing exporters, adding pressure to Asian manufacturing. These macro shifts reflect a broader retreat from risk assets and a re-pricing of inflation expectations in a slowing global environment.