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Euro Hits Two-Month Low as Options Traders Add Downside Hedges
Source: Bloomberg
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The euro fell to its lowest level in nearly two months against the U.S. dollar after the Federal Reserve's latest interest-rate increase. Options traders increased positioning for further euro weakness, signaling a more bearish near-term FX outlook as higher U.S. rates support the dollar.
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