020 7898 0500Yesterday saw a day completely void of data from the Eurozone which could have had a significant effect on the euro. As such, the single currency saw a calm day, only faltering slightly against the dollar and sterling, although the movement was negligible.
Today sees a slight pick-up in data releases from the Eurozone, but is another quiet day. Italy releases its trade balance figures, and the bloc as a whole sees its final and core Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures, which are a measure of inflation. These are unlikely to cause too much volatility on their own, so any movement in euro markets will likely be driven by its peers, as has been the case in the past few months.
