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The euro has dropped to a multi-month low against the dollar amid persistent economic weakness and escalating political risks in France and Germany, raising concerns about a potential sovereign debt crisis.

Eurozone inflation accelerated to 3.8% in September, driven by energy prices surging 18.8% amid fallout from the war in Iran, putting pressure on the ECB.

Deutsche Bank analysts report that global bond yields have hit multi-year highs amid fiscal concerns and inflation. Investors await key U.S. inflation data and the upcoming ECB interest rate decision.

New inflation data in the eurozone may lead to a historic change in the Central Bank's policy. Here is how the emerging move will affect Israeli investors and the local currency exchange rate.

In the central bank's blog, economists warned that a significant pullback in tech stocks is a plausible scenario that could threaten financial stability on the continent. Meanwhile, analysts are only raising their forecasts for the US stock market, in light of the strong second-quarter earnings season.

The European Central Bank has kept interest rates at 2.25% despite rising energy prices, citing concerns over a potential deep recession in the eurozone. The decision carries significant implications for global and Israeli capital markets.