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The rise of the dollar with higher U.S. Treasury yields
15/03/2012 15:47:00
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The independent Iraqi news agency / listen ... Meat of the dollar near its highest level in a month against the euro in 11 months against the yen on Thursday and appears to be eligible to make further gains with growing optimism about the U.S. economy and rising U.S. Treasury yields.
The dollar and the euro against the Swiss franc after Swiss National Bank left (Central) the exchange rate of the franc against the euro 1.20 francs unchanged.
And contrary to the positive outlook for the dollar with other currencies as the euro is still influenced by fears of sovereign debt, while a stronger yen curb speculation that the Bank of Japan to take further monetary easing measures, while harmful to concerns about China's growth the Australian dollar.
The dollar rose 0.1 percent against the yen to 83.74 yen after hitting 84.18 yen in the Asian trade, its highest level since April 2011.
The euro rose 0.1 percent against the dollar to 1.3040 dollars, while some traders reap profits from city centers to the dollar.
The focus of investors on the U.S. data later on Thursday, including jobs data, inflation and factories. It is likely that the strong data reduced expectations that the Federal Reserve take the (U.S. central) further monetary easing measures and strengthen the dollar.
The franc rose after the announcement of the Swiss central to offset losses on Wednesday when he scored the lowest level in a month against the euro and the dollar.
The euro lower level during the hearing before the franc at 1.2085 francs on electronic trading platform no. CBS. Before it reduces its losses to around 1.2093 francs, but still down 0.3 percent from the previous close. The dollar fell to 9265. 0 francs.
Australian dollar and record the lowest level in eight weeks at 1.0422 dollars, tracking the impact of a significant drop in the shares of Shanghai on Wednesday after Chinese Prime Minister dashed hopes of reducing the control of the real estate sector.
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15/03/2012 15:47:00
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The independent Iraqi news agency / listen ... Meat of the dollar near its highest level in a month against the euro in 11 months against the yen on Thursday and appears to be eligible to make further gains with growing optimism about the U.S. economy and rising U.S. Treasury yields.
The dollar and the euro against the Swiss franc after Swiss National Bank left (Central) the exchange rate of the franc against the euro 1.20 francs unchanged.
And contrary to the positive outlook for the dollar with other currencies as the euro is still influenced by fears of sovereign debt, while a stronger yen curb speculation that the Bank of Japan to take further monetary easing measures, while harmful to concerns about China's growth the Australian dollar.
The dollar rose 0.1 percent against the yen to 83.74 yen after hitting 84.18 yen in the Asian trade, its highest level since April 2011.
The euro rose 0.1 percent against the dollar to 1.3040 dollars, while some traders reap profits from city centers to the dollar.
The focus of investors on the U.S. data later on Thursday, including jobs data, inflation and factories. It is likely that the strong data reduced expectations that the Federal Reserve take the (U.S. central) further monetary easing measures and strengthen the dollar.
The franc rose after the announcement of the Swiss central to offset losses on Wednesday when he scored the lowest level in a month against the euro and the dollar.
The euro lower level during the hearing before the franc at 1.2085 francs on electronic trading platform no. CBS. Before it reduces its losses to around 1.2093 francs, but still down 0.3 percent from the previous close. The dollar fell to 9265. 0 francs.
Australian dollar and record the lowest level in eight weeks at 1.0422 dollars, tracking the impact of a significant drop in the shares of Shanghai on Wednesday after Chinese Prime Minister dashed hopes of reducing the control of the real estate sector.
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