On Thursday, the ECB gave a strong impetus to the fall of the euro: the head of the ECB Draghi made it clear that we should not expect an increase in rates on the euro until the autumn - and maybe more. The reason - the weak state of the eurozone economy - plus external problems in the form of trade disputes with the United States and unsettled relations with Britain after Brexit.
For Britain - the question of an agreement with the EU was postponed for next week - more and more chances that Britain's withdrawal from the EU will be postponed (possibly for a year).
The issue with the shutdown in the US should get some kind of continuation today - the US Senate will vote on a solution to the budget crisis.
Euro:
We are ready to sell the euro from 1.1285.
We are ready to buy euros from 1.1395.
