Gate.io: European political situation may affect the long-term trend of the euro

On September 3rd, the Gold 10 Data reported that the impact of the right-wing extremist forces winning in the German state elections on the euro is not significant. However, this does not mean that the euro will not be affected by European politics in the long term. Analyst Francesco Pesole stated in a report that following the victory of the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the Thuringia state elections on Sunday, various parties took action to prevent the party from taking office, which reassured investors. However, Germany's ruling coalition appears to be increasingly weak, and the future of European politics may harm the euro, especially during this year's autumn EU budget season, which may be turbulent.