Euro futures rise to trim losses after testing one-year lows.

Euro futures rebounded for a third consecutive session, rising approximately a third of a percent to trade at 1.1465. The recovery comes after a five-day losing streak pushed the currency to one-year lows. Market sentiment was supported by softening geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with prospects for ceasefire extensions and further negotiations. Additionally, an uptick in Eurozone lending and banking activity provided a positive economic signal. Across FX markets, the Euro and the British pound exhibited the strongest relative performance, while the Japanese yen, Australian dollar, and Canadian dollar faced downward pressure.