Dollar is rising again on the news of the Fed
dollar grows
today against the yen, euro and
pound. At the time of 9.50 MSK EURUSD
already lost 0.21% and traded at
the level of 1.0868; USDJPY stands
119.30 (adding 0,13%), GBPUSD lost
0.49% to 1.4821.
It happens
partly because of the soft rhetoric
Janet Yellen: Fed Chairman on Friday
announced that the most likely rates will
rise very slowly and not very
soon. Ms. Yellen laid out arguments
in favor of a "gradual approach". according to her
said the tightening of monetary policy
can "speed up, slow down, stop
or even reverse the movement "
American economy.
Ray Attrill,
currency strategist at National
Australia Bank, comments on the situation
news agency Reuters: "Yellen
explained in great detail why the increase
interest rates will not be sharp and
eventually reaches levels
previously considered to be normal. "
multidirectional
movement between the policy the Fed and regulators
other developed countries means that
increasing trend for the dollar will be
persist for a long time. "Our
look at the US Dollar remains broadly
positive, and we have always believed that
Correction of the last two weeks -
a temporary phenomenon, "- said Heng Kun
How, senior currency strategist at Credit
Suisse in Singapore. - "We are waiting for the Fed
will raise the price, possibly in September
and this process will be gradual. "
on the ensuing
week the key event for the dollar
will be US employment data
On Friday.
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