The dollar is strengthened against the back of the production of American bonds, while gold remains close to the maximum record.
The dollar on Tuesday was strengthened after five days of autumn, while Pounds and Yen fell tightly against the rear of fears about Great Britain’s budget policy and politics in Japan. This happened on the eve of the return of American traders from the weekend due to the Labor Day, Reuters reported on August 2.
In the foreign exchange market, the pounds and Japanese yen have clearly lost value due to the fear of investors about the financial status of the governments of Great Britain and Japan. It allowed the dollar to recover after a five -day fall.
The pounds were reduced by 1.1% to $ 1.1396 – the lowest level from August 22, as the dollar grew 1% to 148.64 yen. At the same time, the euro was strengthened by 0.5% against pounds and 0.3% against the yen.
The reason for the collapse of the pounds is concerns about the British budget, which is expected of fall taxes. Yena has weakened against the rear of politics and the lack of signals about tightening of financial policy from the Japan Bank.
The dollar was also supported by the growing harvest of US government bonds: the 2 -year -old arrivation rose to 2 BP to 3.6474%. The dollar index against the money basket grew of 0.7% to 98.3.
After a new maximum history, about $ 3,477 per ounce was held in the precious metal market.
Among the cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin rose 1.34% to $ 110 325.05, while the broadcast grew by 2.39% to $ 4,391.53.
Remember, on September 1, the dollar fell to a minimum to five weeks in the world markets. The Euro went up 0.35% to 1.1724 dollars. This happened against the back of investors about the publication of a series of data in the US manufacture market. They can affect forecasts about softening the Federal Reserve System’s financial policy.
The dollar fell in price on exchanges, the euro – climb
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