EUR – The Euro fell on Friday, pressured by reports of civilian killings in north Ukraine, which prompted calls for further sanctions on Russia.
Oanda notes that “a lot of investors are becoming more pessimistic that we’re going to have a resolution about peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. For the most part, the expectation is that the European Union may have to ramp up sanctions on Russia. That’s going to slow down the recovery for that part of the world”.
Oanda notes that “a lot of investors are becoming more pessimistic that we’re going to have a resolution about peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. For the most part, the expectation is that the European Union may have to ramp up sanctions on Russia. That’s going to slow down the recovery for that part of the world”.
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