America strănută, Europa răcește. Euro coboară la minimul ultimelor 17 luni

The euro has fallen to its lowest level against the dollar in 17 months, driven by concerns over France's budget and potential early elections in Spain. Investor anxiety is heightened by weak U.S. job data, which reported only 29,000 jobs created in September, far below expectations. Despite this, U.S. stock indices rose as traders anticipate the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged. The focus now shifts to the Fed's upcoming meeting minutes. Additionally, Donald Trump has threatened South Korea with higher tariffs over a delayed LNG agreement.