The dollar ends the week in the negative, having lost ground amid weak macroeconomic data and uncertainty around US trade negotiations. The euro, on the contrary, strengthened to a six-week high after the European Central Bank cut rates and signaled that the policy easing cycle is nearing completion. Comments from ECB chief Christine Lagarde that the regulator is "in a good position" reinforced expectations of a pause in rate cuts. Against this background, short-term European bonds also strengthened, and the euro exchange rate received an additional impetus. However, at the moment the market met resistance approaching the 1.1500 mark, which we wrote about earlier. Today the attention of traders will be focused on the data on the state of the US labor market.