Recent economic data from the United States and the Eurozone have generally been favorable for the euro's performance, according to Jin10. Kit Juckes, a foreign exchange strategist at Société Générale, highlighted in a report that concerns about U.S. policy and the scale of foreign holdings in U.S. assets remain frequent topics of discussion in the market. Juckes noted that while interest rate differentials are slightly shifting in favor of the euro, they are still far from the levels that drove the euro-dollar exchange rate past the 1.20 mark in 2020.