U.S. dollars increased before the decision of the Fed, Australian dollars decreased due to trade problems
Today, the US dollar rises compared to a currency basket before the end of the latest Federal Reserve policy meeting at the end of the day, while the Australian dollar is sensitive to risk-bearing pressure decreases due to new commercial fears.
US Dollar Index, measuring the strength of the dollar versus the six major currency baskets, up 0.10% to 94.42 at 04:07 AM ET (08:07 GMT).
The Fed is expected not to announce any changes in interest rates after the meeting on Wednesday the following week, with more likely to increase the interest rate in September.
Data published on Tuesday showed that U.S. consumer spending noted a steady increase in 6 months, while inflation increased moderately, emphasizing the opinion that the economy is being strengthened.
The Euro is almost flat during the day, at a rate of EUR/USD at 1.1688.
The dollar is higher than the yen, USD/JPY up 0.22% to 112.12.
The yen remained stable after the Japanese bank committed to keeping the interest rate very low for some time after the latest policy meeting on Tuesday. The bank also made minor adjustments to the asset acquisition program to increase flexibility, rather than the more drastic ones such as anticipated investors.
The British pound fell slightly, a GBP/USD discount of 0.08% to 1.3112 in front of his 7-month production figures, expected to be mitigated in early quarter 3.
Investors are also aiming at the UK bank's meeting on Thursday, with most analysts expecting an increase in interest rates.
The Australian dollar fell, the AUD/USD rate fell 0.32% to 0.7404 in the context of fears of escalation in trade tensions.
According to reports, the US is planning to increase the import tax of 200 billion in China by 25% following the initial set of 10%.
The New Zealand dollar is also lower, NZD/USD rates fell 0.34% to 0.6796.
US Dollar Index, measuring the strength of the dollar versus the six major currency baskets, up 0.10% to 94.42 at 04:07 AM ET (08:07 GMT).
The Fed is expected not to announce any changes in interest rates after the meeting on Wednesday the following week, with more likely to increase the interest rate in September.
Data published on Tuesday showed that U.S. consumer spending noted a steady increase in 6 months, while inflation increased moderately, emphasizing the opinion that the economy is being strengthened.
The Euro is almost flat during the day, at a rate of EUR/USD at 1.1688.
The dollar is higher than the yen, USD/JPY up 0.22% to 112.12.
The yen remained stable after the Japanese bank committed to keeping the interest rate very low for some time after the latest policy meeting on Tuesday. The bank also made minor adjustments to the asset acquisition program to increase flexibility, rather than the more drastic ones such as anticipated investors.
The British pound fell slightly, a GBP/USD discount of 0.08% to 1.3112 in front of his 7-month production figures, expected to be mitigated in early quarter 3.
Investors are also aiming at the UK bank's meeting on Thursday, with most analysts expecting an increase in interest rates.
The Australian dollar fell, the AUD/USD rate fell 0.32% to 0.7404 in the context of fears of escalation in trade tensions.
According to reports, the US is planning to increase the import tax of 200 billion in China by 25% following the initial set of 10%.
The New Zealand dollar is also lower, NZD/USD rates fell 0.34% to 0.6796.
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