Inside Over: the euro is trapped due to sanctions against Russia and US policy

This is stated in an article on the Inside Over project portal of the Italian newspaper Il Giornale.

As noted, at the moment, Washington "is shifting the costs of high inflation to the rest of the world, taking advantage of the fact that the European Union has joined the anti-Russian sanctions and assumed financial risks."

The article emphasizes that "the euro is trapped: it is forced to endure inflation due to the tightening of Washington's monetary policy, and the European Central Bank cannot keep track of the situation due to the crisis."

Earlier it became known that the euro exchange rate during trading on the Moscow Exchange fell to 74 rubles for the first time since March 2020.

The head of the analytical department of AMarkets, Artyom Deev, commented in an interview with RT on the depreciation of the euro during trading on the Moscow Exchange to 74 rubles for the first time since March 2020.