The euro edged closer to its highest level in over six months on Friday, buoyed by its largest daily rise in nearly three years the day before. The currency’s rally came as investors assessed the potential economic impact of U.S. tariffs, with many speculating that the trade tensions could hurt the U.S. economy while benefiting the eurozone. The rise in the euro follows a broader shift in market sentiment as traders recalibrate their expectations on the future of global trade. With ongoing uncertainties surrounding U.S. trade policies, the euro’s strength signals growing investor confidence in the European economy as it navigates the fallout from tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.