The euro has fallen nearly 2% in September as energy prices, political uncertainty and a stronger dollar weigh on the currency. Concerns over German and French politics, rising borrowing-cost spreads and elevated European gas prices threaten growth. ECB rate expectations offer some support, but markets remain cautious about further euro weakness.
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