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Just weeks after ECB President Christine Lagarde’s “global euro” remarks, concerns are rising within the bank about the euro’s strength, which has increased 14% against the dollar in 2025, impacting exports and inflation. ECB officials warn that if the euro surpasses $1.20, it could complicate economic growth, and some suggest stronger signals against a too-strong euro may be needed amid potential trade tensions with the US.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: The euro has become much stronger against the dollar, making things from other countries cheaper but also making it harder for European businesses to sell their products abroad, which is worrying some leaders at the European Central Bank.
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