French riots collide with Russia-Ukraine showdown, trader sentiment hit, euro falls.

Zhitong Finance APP has learned that in early Asian trading on Monday, the euro fell against most Group of Ten (G10) currencies, at one point dropping 0.5% against the US dollar to a low of 1.1183, before recovering some of its losses. As of publication, it was trading near 1.1212 US dollars. Two events triggered this round of selling almost simultaneously: Ukrainian President Zelensky accused US President Trump of trying to pressure Kyiv to surrender to Russia; protests in multiple French cities escalated into clashes between police and civilians, resulting in the country's worst street violence in years.