The Japanese yen fell against the dollar to its lowest level since 1990

Australian dollar After the minutes of the last meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia revealed that the decision to slow the pace of raising interest rates to a quarter point instead of another increase by half a point was "precisely balanced".

As climbed New Zealand dollar After a report on Consumer prices It indicated a larger than expected rise which reinforced expectations of further policy tightening.

and recorded US currency 148,855 yen after hitting 149.10 late in the evening session for the first time since August 1990. This puts the key psychological barrier of 150 in the spotlight.

At the same time, back off dollar indexwhich measures the performance of the US currency against six major currencies, including the yen, the euro and the pound sterling, approaching its lowest level in a week and a half, with the recovery of European currencies thanks to a sharp turn related to the retreat from the tax cut plan in Britain.

The dollar has strengthened against the yen by three percent since Oct. 5, when it sustainably broke the 145 barrier after spending about two weeks hovering near it, as traders jittered after the Bank of Japan’s first yen-buying intervention since 1998 on Sept. 22.

retreat Sterling pound To $1.1349, after rising 1.6 percent, on Monday, and touching $1.144 for the first time since Oct. 5.

and canceled Jeremy Huntappointed by the British Prime Minister Les Truss Finance Minister on Friday, large parts of "mini budget" of £45 billion that sparked market turmoil and pushed the pound to record lows and forced the Bank of England to intervene to halt the bond market crash.

and stability euro at $0.9838, after earlier touching the highest level since October 6 at $0.9853.

The Australian dollar rose 0.14 percent to $0.630, as it received support after the release of the minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia meeting, which was held on the fourth of October, and showed that the decision to slow the pace of sudden policy tightening was "precisely balanced".

The New Zealand dollar jumped 0.57 percent to $0.567 after a report showed that consumer price inflation was still hovering near a three-decade high in the third quarter.

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rise Australian dollar After the minutes of the last RBA meeting revealed that the decision to slow the rate hike to a quarter point instead of a further increase of half a point was “precisely balanced”.

As climbed New Zealand dollar After a report on Consumer prices It indicated a larger than expected rise which reinforced expectations of further policy tightening.

and recorded US currency 148,855 yen after hitting 149.10 late in the evening session for the first time since August 1990. This puts the key psychological barrier of 150 in the spotlight.

At the same time, back off dollar indexwhich measures the performance of the US currency against six major currencies, including the yen, the euro and the pound sterling, approaching its lowest level in a week and a half, with the recovery of European currencies thanks to a sharp turn related to the retreat from the tax cut plan in Britain.

The dollar has strengthened against the yen by three percent since Oct. 5, when it sustainably broke the 145 barrier after spending about two weeks hovering near it, as traders jittered after the Bank of Japan’s first yen-buying intervention since 1998 on Sept. 22.

retreat Sterling pound To $1.1349, after rising 1.6 percent, on Monday, and touching $1.144 for the first time since Oct. 5.

and canceled Jeremy Huntappointed by the British Prime Minister Les Truss On Friday, the chancellor announced large parts of the £45bn ‘mini-budget’ which has sparked market turmoil, pushed the pound to record lows and forced the Bank of England to step in to stem the bond market crash.

and stability euro at $0.9838, after earlier touching the highest level since October 6 at $0.9853.

The Australian dollar rose 0.14 percent to $0.630, as it received support after the release of the minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia meeting held on the fourth of October, which showed that the decision to slow the pace of sudden policy tightening was “precisely balanced”.

The New Zealand dollar jumped 0.57 percent to $0.567 after a report showed that consumer price inflation was still hovering near a three-decade high in the third quarter.

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