The dollar is stable, supported by commercial and emerging markets
The dollar is stable compared to the main currencies on Thursday due to its support by trade tensions and recent instability involving emerging markets.
Index, the measure of strength of the green silver versus the basket of 6 major currencies, at 95.04 at 3:25AM ET (0325GMT), after the end of yesterday's closing of 0.33%.
The dollar fell on Wednesday, under pressure reduced by the pound increased due to the information that the British Government and the other were to give up important requests relating to Brexit.
The board is almost unchanged during the day. Exchange rate GBP/USD at 1.2900 after an increase of 0.45% on Wednesday.
Investors are focusing on U.S.-centered trade tensions with fears that stress will escalate in the next time.
US President Donald Trump will be able to impose a tax of 200 billion in Chinese goods when the deadline for an opinion expires on Thursday.
The investor also noted the new performance in negotiations between the US and Canada toward the NAFTA renovation, in the context of the sign that negotiations were over.
The dollar fell against the yen, the USD/JPY rate fell 0.16% to 111.35.
The Euro fell against the dollar, the EUR/USD discount was 0.13% to 1.1616.
The Australian dollar, which is considered a measure of risk, decreases, with a rate of AUD/USD 0.29% and 0.7173, not far the lowest level on Tuesday, 0.7143, this is the lowest recorded level in September 5/2016.
The Australian dollar is not supported despite that the overnight data shows the trade surplus in the 7 month of the country higher than the forecast.
In emerging markets, Turkish Lira and Argentine pesos rose against the dollar after a sharp decline in recent sessions.
Emerging markets are heavily influenced by the policy of tightening the American currency as they have been heavily debated in dollars in recent years, and the economy depends heavily on exports of these countries as well as the pressures of global trade. In a state of instability.
Index, the measure of strength of the green silver versus the basket of 6 major currencies, at 95.04 at 3:25AM ET (0325GMT), after the end of yesterday's closing of 0.33%.
The dollar fell on Wednesday, under pressure reduced by the pound increased due to the information that the British Government and the other were to give up important requests relating to Brexit.
The board is almost unchanged during the day. Exchange rate GBP/USD at 1.2900 after an increase of 0.45% on Wednesday.
Investors are focusing on U.S.-centered trade tensions with fears that stress will escalate in the next time.
US President Donald Trump will be able to impose a tax of 200 billion in Chinese goods when the deadline for an opinion expires on Thursday.
The investor also noted the new performance in negotiations between the US and Canada toward the NAFTA renovation, in the context of the sign that negotiations were over.
The dollar fell against the yen, the USD/JPY rate fell 0.16% to 111.35.
The Euro fell against the dollar, the EUR/USD discount was 0.13% to 1.1616.
The Australian dollar, which is considered a measure of risk, decreases, with a rate of AUD/USD 0.29% and 0.7173, not far the lowest level on Tuesday, 0.7143, this is the lowest recorded level in September 5/2016.
The Australian dollar is not supported despite that the overnight data shows the trade surplus in the 7 month of the country higher than the forecast.
In emerging markets, Turkish Lira and Argentine pesos rose against the dollar after a sharp decline in recent sessions.
Emerging markets are heavily influenced by the policy of tightening the American currency as they have been heavily debated in dollars in recent years, and the economy depends heavily on exports of these countries as well as the pressures of global trade. In a state of instability.
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