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| | | ... against most major currencies, including the euro which drifted down to $US1.1304. The dollar advanced slightly against the Japanese yen, closing at 119.04. The Australian dollar was one currency to post modest gains against the US dollar, rising 10 ... |
| | | | ... close at 4,070.4. The US dollar climbed against major currencies after the refunding, including a 0.3% rise to 120.2 Japanese yen. The euro fell 0.5% to $1.1342, while the Australian dollar edged back below $US0.65 and opened locally at $US0.6480. All ... |
| | | | ... dollar also contributed strongly. On an unhedged basis, the US and UK equity markets both delivered returns of 5%, while Japanese equities returned 7.2%. The best performing balanced fund in the month was Sagitta Rothschild, with a return of 3.2%. It ... |
| | | | ... rose nine basis points to 4.49%. The US dollar ended mixed, gaining ground against the euro but edging lower against the Japanese yean and the Swiss franc. The euro was fetching $1.1346, while the yen rose 0.4% to 119.85. The Australian dollar was also ... |
| | | | ... ended the day slightly higher. The US dollar also ended slightly lower against most major currencies, slipping from 120.7 Japanese yen to 120.1 at the close. The euro ended the day almost one US cent higher at $US1.1266. The Australian dollar was also ... |
| | | | ... US dollar ended the day stronger against most major currencies. The dollar climbed to a three-month high against the Japanese yen, ending the New York session at 120.64. The euro tumbled to close at $US1.1226, while the Australian dollar fell below $US0.6500 ... |
| | | | ... data was no obstacle for the US dollar, which climbed across a broad range of currencies. The dollar rose to over 120 Japanese yen, while the euro fell to a one-week low of $1.1338. The Australian dollar lost over half a US cent, closing in New York ... |
| | | | ... FTSE also closed down 11.8 points at 4,137.0. But the US dollar strengthened in a volatile session, rising to 119.84 Japanese yen. After rising to a session high of $US1.1550, the euro slumped to close US trade at around $US1.1455. The Australian dollar ... |
| | | | ... unable to exploit the new economic data, which traders had hoped may have been stronger. The dollar fell back below 119 Japanese yen to 118.75, while the euro spiked back to just above $1.1500. But the Australian dollar also weakened during the New York ... |
| | | | ... an improvement of $50 on the export side of the ledger. "I am expecting to see a bit of a lift in meat exports as the Japanese start to import at a bit faster rate ahead of those punitive tariffs that are coming into force from 1 August," he added. Economists ... |
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