The yen that declined against other major currencies in early Asian deals on Monday recouped its losses in the latter part of the session and advanced further during early European trading. The yen thus rose to a 4-day high against the franc and it recovered from near an 8-week low against the euro, 11-day low
Extending last week’s downtrend, the Japanese yen declined across the board in early Asian trading on Monday as risk appetite re-emerged in the markets after the news that most European banks passed the stress tests on Friday. The yen plummeted to more than a 7-week low against the euro and new multi-day lows against the
The Swiss franc extended its previous session downtrend against major currencies during New York morning trading on Friday. The franc dropped to 2-day low against the euro, 9-day low versus the US dollar and a 3-week low against the British pound. The franc declined further against the US dollar in New York morning trading today.
The Canadian dollar traded higher against major opponents following the release of consumer price index or CPI data in New York morning deals on Friday. The pace of Canadian inflation slowed to one percent on an annual basis in June, as prices at the pump declined, official data revealed today. Consumer prices rose one percent
The Japanese yen declined across the board in early Asian trading on Friday and reached multi-day lows against most of them. The yen slumped to an 8-day low of 78.09 against the Australian dollar and a 1-week low of 63.44 against the NZ dollar around 8:05 pm ET, compared to Thursday’s New York session closing
