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Doming Securities: It is unlikely that the European Central Bank will become the main driving force behind the euro's trend.
On September 6th, Deutsche Bank Securities stated in a report that the European Central Bank may cut interest rates again at the meeting on September 12th, and then further reduce rates, but this is unlikely to have a substantial impact on the euro.