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December has traditionally been the euro's strongest month, with consistent gains driven by US dollar weakness. However, political instability in Europe, US tariff threats, and global geopolitical tensions may challenge the euro's usual seasonal rally this year.
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Economists agree that a Trump presidency could weaken the euro against the dollar. While the euro strengthened during Trump's first term, conditions could now drive it lower.
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Paschal Donohoe may be obliged to leave his post after just one term due to an agreement with his coalition partners in Ireland.
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Eurozone finance ministers celebrate 20 years of European currency
Eurozone finance ministers celebrate 20 years of European currency
EU divided over response to soaring, 'unbearable' energy prices
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Ireland's Paschal Donohoe wins Eurogroup presidency
Ireland's Paschal Donohoe has won the Eurogroup presidency, beating Spain's Nadia Calvino.
COVID-19 recession: How the euro area will be affected
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Irish Finance Minister to contest Eurogroup presidency
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COVID is an opportunity for structural change: Eurogroup chief Centeno
Outgoing Eurogroup chief Mário Centeno speaks to Euronews about the EU's economic response to COVID-19.
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He told Euronews it was simply the "end of a cycle". His tenure was due to end and he decided not to apply for a second term, he claimed.
Dombrovskis: Fiscal support to non-Eurozone countries a possibility
It comes after EU countries agreed a €500 billion coronavirus rescue package.
COVID-19: How will the EU €500bn rescue deal help people and firms?
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North-south divide stalls EU decision on coronavirus financial package
It would be a 'huge self-inflicted crisis' if Eurozone countries fail to agree a financial package to fund the coronavirus response, an economist has told Euronews.
Former Eurogroup head on Greece, Brexit, and failure
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Scepticism and optimism greets news of Greek debt deal
Athens residents react to the news that European creditors have reached a new deal on Greece's debt repayments