Following the publication of U.S. inflation data, trading volume in euro options witnessed a remarkable 25% spike, with a predominant focus on euro-dollar contracts. This surge signifies a bearish sentiment among investors towards the U.S. dollar. Statistics reveal that euro-dollar contracts constituted 65% of the total trading volume in dollar-linked options, and approximately two-thirds of these contracts are designed to capitalize on a decline in the dollar's value. This underscores the market's robust anticipation of a weaker dollar.