Euro futures extended their upward trajectory, reaching an intraday and nearly five-week high of 1.1723 before pulling back slightly to close just above 1.17. This significant shift higher from Monday's 1.1520 open is largely driven by a weakening dollar, which has faced downward pressure amid easing global geopolitical tensions. Alongside this price rally, volatility metrics have simultaneously declined, with the CVOL index showing a clear move lower even as currency prices climbed. Looking ahead to Friday, market participants are anticipating a flurry of key economic data releases, including the latest CPI figures and the University of Michigan sentiment index, capped off by afternoon updates on positioning changes via the weekly CFTC report.
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