The euro was up against the dollar and could rise to $1.40 in the long-term, given the divergence between the U.S. balance of payments deficit and the eurozone surplus, BCA Research said.

Treasury yields were little changed following last week’s increase as inflation is expected to have accelerated in June and trade wars heat up.

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