According to Jinshi, Bas Koojiman, CEO and asset manager of DHL Capital S.A., said that the euro may face some selling pressure, but any decline should be limited. The European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates more aggressively than the Federal Reserve, which may widen the interest rate gap between Europe and the United States, and if market expectations change, it may bring the euro closer to parity with the US dollar. However, the euro's decline should be limited, because the continued weakness of the euro may worry the European Central Bank and affect its monetary policy decisions. If the improvement in European economic sentiment exceeds market expectations, the euro may also appreciate further.