1402 GMT - The euro should continue to recover from its recent selloff versus the dollar as the Federal Reserve is unlikely to raise interest rates beyond what the market has already priced in, TD Securities strategists say in a note. "The U.S. economy is resilient but not exceptionally heating up and the Fed will hike at a quarterly pace like other central banks." Meanwhile, the spread between French-German government bonds has retraced from multiyear highs. Nonetheless, the current stability remains fragile and it will likely take time for markets to close bets on the euro falling versus the dollar, they say. The euro rises 0.3% to $1.1257 after reaching $1.1160 Monday, its lowest level in more than 16 months, according to LSEG.
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