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Forex: Tuesday's review
The euro rallied against the dollar and rose from almost a record low versus the Swiss franc.
Lately market players concerned about possible spread of the EU debt crisis doubted that European leaders will solve the problem.
But many official persons, in particular German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Greece Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos, said about their confidence that the EU leaders will reach agreement on new financial assistance program for Greece. It should be noted that the EU summit is scheduled for Thursday, July 21.
Australia’s dollar also climbed amid renewed investor appetite for higher-yielding assets Another factor to rise was today’ dovish minutes from the Reserve Bank’s last meeting, reduced expectations that policy makers will increase interest rates to curb inflation.
The Canadian dollar advanced to an 11-week high after the Bank of Canada left its rate at 1 percent the central bank’s policy statement.
Japan yen also gains.
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