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Apa yang baca pada hari ini, Yen agak kukuh atas krisis yang berlaku di Ukraine. Sumber dari Bloomberg melaporkan:
The yen was near its strongest level in almost a month versus the dollar as currency volatility reached a two-week high after Ukraine said Russia threatened to seize its war ships in Crimea.
The Swiss franc held a three-day gain versus the euro asthe U.S. discussed sanctions against Russia and European Union
foreign ministers prepared to hold an emergency meeting. U.S.
Secretary of State John Kerry is set to arrive in Kiev. The Russian central bank unexpectedly raised interest rates yesterday as the ruble plunged to a record. Australia’s dollar rose from a one-month low as data showed a surge in housing approvals and before the Reserve Bank decides on policy today.
“We’re in a typical risk-off environment,” said Noriaki Murao, the New York-based managing director of the marketing group at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd., a unit of Japan’s biggest financial group by market value. “Rising tensions surrounding Ukraine will gradually drive up the yen.”
The yen was little changed at 101.53 per dollar as of 10:10a.m. in Tokyo after reaching 101.20 yesterday, the strongest level since Feb. 5. It traded at 139.41 per euro after adding 0.8 percent to 139.33 yesterday. Europe’s single currency was little changed at $1.3735.
The Swiss franc touched 1.2104 per euro yesterday, the highest since Jan. 10, 2013. To safeguard the economy from
deflation and a recession, the Swiss National Bank set a cap of1.20 per euro on the franc in September 2011.
p/s: harap-harap tiada berlaku bencana atau perang ke atas Ukraine....
Apa yang baca pada hari ini, Yen agak kukuh atas krisis yang berlaku di Ukraine. Sumber dari Bloomberg melaporkan:
The yen was near its strongest level in almost a month versus the dollar as currency volatility reached a two-week high after Ukraine said Russia threatened to seize its war ships in Crimea.
The Swiss franc held a three-day gain versus the euro asthe U.S. discussed sanctions against Russia and European Union
foreign ministers prepared to hold an emergency meeting. U.S.
Secretary of State John Kerry is set to arrive in Kiev. The Russian central bank unexpectedly raised interest rates yesterday as the ruble plunged to a record. Australia’s dollar rose from a one-month low as data showed a surge in housing approvals and before the Reserve Bank decides on policy today.
“We’re in a typical risk-off environment,” said Noriaki Murao, the New York-based managing director of the marketing group at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd., a unit of Japan’s biggest financial group by market value. “Rising tensions surrounding Ukraine will gradually drive up the yen.”
The yen was little changed at 101.53 per dollar as of 10:10a.m. in Tokyo after reaching 101.20 yesterday, the strongest level since Feb. 5. It traded at 139.41 per euro after adding 0.8 percent to 139.33 yesterday. Europe’s single currency was little changed at $1.3735.
The Swiss franc touched 1.2104 per euro yesterday, the highest since Jan. 10, 2013. To safeguard the economy from
deflation and a recession, the Swiss National Bank set a cap of1.20 per euro on the franc in September 2011.
p/s: harap-harap tiada berlaku bencana atau perang ke atas Ukraine....
