The EUR/USD currency pair fell back to its late-July low near 1.1350 on Monday, reflecting market reactions to comments from European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde. Lagarde urged a measured approach to future rate hikes, signaling caution in the ECB's monetary policy path.

According to FX Street, this guidance contributed to the euro's retreat from the 1.1400 level earlier in the session, as investors adjusted expectations for the pace of tightening. The ECB president's emphasis on gradualism weighed on the euro against the US dollar, prompting the drop to levels last seen in late July.

For Japanese investors, this movement highlights the ongoing sensitivity of FX markets to central bank communications, especially as global monetary policies diverge and impact cross-currency flows involving the yen.