The change of values and its economic consequences. The French political uncertainty has led to a depreciation of the dollar, which is highlighted as one of the main factors contributing to the loss of value of the euro. Tensions in France have resulted in an increase in concerns about a possible higher public debt and overall economic situation. Specifically, protests against school traffic and rising living costs were considered as motivating factors for the depreciation of the dollar. Economist Lee Hardman commented that "the situation is beginning to ease", adding that "investors are seeking to establish the next direction of monetary policies".

The financial markets are closely monitoring potential future changes in monetary policies, especially following the recent confidence crisis in France. On the contrary, the yen has benefited from an upward trend towards protectionism, due to uncertainty regarding AI (Artificial Intelligence) results. This uncertainty has led to increased price volatility but also had a positive impact on the value of the yen. The situation in Italy contributed to the decline of the dollar, with euros beginning to lose ground compared to American dollars.

The concerns about Italy's economic policies have led to a decrease in government credibility, which then had to face additional political pressures. According to economist Lee Hardman from MUFG, 'the euro has been ahead of other currencies,' and he highlighted that 'the situation is improving thanks to the protectionist policies.' He also mentioned that 'investors are looking for the next direction of monetary policy.' The PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) shows a reduction in private growth in the Eurozone country, with a delay wider than four months compared to expectations.

This has led to a negative economic situation in Italy, which has resulted in a depreciation of the dollar. Finally, President Christine Lagarde stated that 'a moderate monetary policy is appropriate for controlling inflation,' adding that 'changes in monetary policies can have a significant impact on economic growth.'