0212 GMT [Dow Jones] EUR/USD could be about to notch a four-month low, as the dollar strengthens generally before the U.S. Federal Reserve's FOMC meeting on Thursday. The euro tumbled against the dollar Friday when it breached the 1.1000 round-figure trading barrier, and sank deeper into the Bollinger downtrend channel. The bearish path may lead EUR/USD past June's low of 1.0909, printing a fresh multi-month trough for the euro. A recent string of positive U.S. economic data, together with comments from notable members of the Fed, suggest that U.S. interest rates may be raised at least once more this year. Last month, punters had virtually written off chances of another U.S. rate-increase, thinking that the economic fallout from the Brexit referendum would force the Fed to hold back. But the consecutive record highs on the U.S. stock market last week suggest that the impact of the Brexit could be fairly isolated for now. EUR/USD is now 1.0964 from its Friday closing of 1.0973. (ewen.chew@wsj.com