The US dollar seems to gain after its five-day loss. Against
the Euro, the dollar was little changed at $1.3885 per euro, decreasing by 1.3
% this week. While against the euro, the greenback moved up by 0.1 % to 101.62.
The yen moved down 0.1 % to 141.13 against the euro.
Against the greenback, the pound slid down on account of
fall in equities, curbing the sentiments for the U.K.’s financial industry. The
Sterling moved down 0.4 % to $1.6718, before consolidating at down 0.3 % to
$1.6733. Futures traders are optimistic about the rise of the pound against the
greenback as revealed by the data from the Washington-based Commodity Futures
Trading Commission show.
Neil Jones, the London-based head of financial institutional
sales at Mizuho Bank, Ltd stated that the fall in the pound is due to its heavy
reliance on the financial industry that is correlated with global stock
markets.
Against the major counterparts, the yen moved up this week
after the Bank of Japan desisted from adding more monetary stimulus.
The Aussie slid down 0.2 % to 93.97 U.S. Cents after going
to a peak of 94.61 cents yesterday. With the RBA Governor Glenn Stevens
gesturing an end to the interest rate cuts in February, the Australian dollar
had gained more than 5% this year against the US dollar.
The Swiss franc moved up against the major counterparts.
With the speculators seeking safety, the franc rose against its peers. TheSwiss currency moved up to 87.44 centimes per dollar at 0.2 % increase.
Turkey’s currency, the lira, moved down 0.3 % to 2.1136,
weakening for a third day after the market sentiments broke down due to the
stance by Moody’s Investors Service showing negative rating on Turkey’s debt.
The Brazil real trimmed its fourth week of progress. With
the positive speculations that the central bank of Brazil will control
inflation, the Brazil’s real moved up this week. Even though it slid down by
0.5 % today, the real real has moved up since April 4 by 0.8 % to 2.2187 per
dollar.
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