Investors in the common currency and European benchmarks will have a week filled with data, but policy decisions by ECB President Lagarde could be the catalyst for volatility.
The European Central Bank meets today to decide whether or not to change the Euro interest rate and to provide guidance on the organization’s plans for quantitative easing. Will it continue its dovish monetary policies as Europe's economy recovers?
In response to growing Coronavirus cases across Europe, many EU countries are preparing to lockdown in an effort to avoid another wave of the virus.
The Euro has reached a two-year high against the US Dollar, topping out at 1.20 against the USD on September 1st.
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