The dollar increases the price after the FED's decision, the pound decreases
The dollar increased the price against the currency basket on Thursday after the FED gave signals about the continuing interest rate this year, meanwhile, the pound fell before the British Central Bank announced the policy at the end of today.
Index, dollar health indicators compared to basket of 6 major currencies, up 0.21% to 94.66 at 02:52AM ET (0652GMT).
Demand for the dollar continues to increase after the FED decides not to change interest rates as the market forecasts after the meeting ends on Wednesday and adds that the U.S. economy is growing sharply and the job market is also positive.
The dollar is also backed by psychological avoidance prevention risks when the recent trading activities are disturbing to the market.
The U.S. government said Wednesday that they were planning to raise the tariff to 200 billion Chinese goods from 10% to 25%, which strained more situation between the two countries.
The Euro fell against the dollar. The EUR/USD rate is 0.21% off 1.1634.
The dollar fell in comparison to the yen with the USD/JPY discount of 0.09% and 111.62, but retains much of the increase already on Tuesday after the Japanese central bank announced that holding the interest rate at a very low rate during this time, although there are still minor adjustments in the asset acquisition program to make the program more flexible.
The pound fell at a rate of GBP/USD in 0.28% and 1.3090 before BOE announced that the monetary policy at the end of today with the market forecast was going to have a second interest rate increase in 1 decade despite the fact that British economic prospects are being weaker and the Brexit issue is still unspecified.
The Australian dollar is also reduced with a price of AUD/USD 0.3% off 0.7383. The Australian dollar is regarded as a marker for Chinese growth as the economy of Australia is heavily dependent on exports.
The New Zealand dollar is also reduced with a rate of NZD/USD 0.28% off 0.6773.
Index, dollar health indicators compared to basket of 6 major currencies, up 0.21% to 94.66 at 02:52AM ET (0652GMT).
Demand for the dollar continues to increase after the FED decides not to change interest rates as the market forecasts after the meeting ends on Wednesday and adds that the U.S. economy is growing sharply and the job market is also positive.
The dollar is also backed by psychological avoidance prevention risks when the recent trading activities are disturbing to the market.
The U.S. government said Wednesday that they were planning to raise the tariff to 200 billion Chinese goods from 10% to 25%, which strained more situation between the two countries.
The Euro fell against the dollar. The EUR/USD rate is 0.21% off 1.1634.
The dollar fell in comparison to the yen with the USD/JPY discount of 0.09% and 111.62, but retains much of the increase already on Tuesday after the Japanese central bank announced that holding the interest rate at a very low rate during this time, although there are still minor adjustments in the asset acquisition program to make the program more flexible.
The pound fell at a rate of GBP/USD in 0.28% and 1.3090 before BOE announced that the monetary policy at the end of today with the market forecast was going to have a second interest rate increase in 1 decade despite the fact that British economic prospects are being weaker and the Brexit issue is still unspecified.
The Australian dollar is also reduced with a price of AUD/USD 0.3% off 0.7383. The Australian dollar is regarded as a marker for Chinese growth as the economy of Australia is heavily dependent on exports.
The New Zealand dollar is also reduced with a rate of NZD/USD 0.28% off 0.6773.
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