Euro Falls After Elections, S&P 500 Futures Steady: Markets

(Bloomberg) -- The euro fell to its weakest in nearly a month after French President Emmanuel Macron called a snap vote in the wake of European Parliament elections. Asian currencies declined on the heels of a strong US jobs report from Friday.Most Read from BloombergRussia Is Sending Young Africans to Die in Its War Against UkraineMacron and Scholz Get Trounced by Far Right in EU ElectionsPutin Is Running Out of Time to Achieve Breakthrough in UkraineScholz’s SPD Suffers Record Rout in Germany’

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