The euro remained under pressure on Friday as investors braced for the Greek elections on Sunday. Concerns about the potential for political instability in Greece and its impact on the Eurozone continue to weigh on the currency.

Analysts suggest that the election outcome could significantly influence the future of Greece’s relationship with the Eurozone, leading to increased market volatility. The possibility of a new government challenging existing austerity measures has created uncertainty among investors.

Key factors influencing the euro’s performance include:

• The results of the Greek elections and the formation of a new government.
• The new government’s stance on austerity measures and debt negotiations.
• The European Central Bank’s (ECB) response to any potential economic fallout.

The euro’s trajectory will likely depend on how these factors unfold in the coming days and weeks.