Euro rises but remains at the 1.16 dollar barrier
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Euro rises but remains at the 1.16 dollar barrier

SAPO10 September 2026 at 03:29

The euro rose yesterday, but remained at the 1.16 dollar barrier. The European currency made gains, but was unable to break through the 1.16 dollar level against the American dollar.

On the same day, Brent oil returned to exceeding 100 dollars per barrel. This rise in crude occurs in a context of tension in energy markets.

Both markets, foreign exchange and oil, were in the news on the same day, showing the dynamics of international financial markets.

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