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The euro is tied to an economy with sclerotic growth and existential breakup risks.
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The euro has fallen around 1.2% against the dollar this month, and was under pressure again Thursday.
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Typically, the currency of a country imposing tariffs strengthens against the currency of the target country, but instead the dollar has weakened against the euro.
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In both France and Germany, populists who in the past advocated abandoning the euro are leading the polls.
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That helped gold this year overtake the euro as the second-largest reserve asset.
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