September 24, 2014 -- Finishing high dollar index is now trading at 84.66. Overnight dollar index rebounded bottom, eventually recorded in a long lower shadow crosshairs. From the strength of the overall trend, the dollar and European currencies almost hard to up and down, while commodity currencies the Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and the Canadian dollar is the currency on Tuesday once again become the biggest losers. The euro was up about 0.1 percent on Tuesday, to 1.2852, 1.2816 waited at the top of the reach of 14-month low on Monday. Tuesday baked German September purchasing managers index (PMI) rose to 53.7 last month from the 54.0 for the beleaguered euro recently injected a booster. However, the survey showed the euro zone, business activity slightly weaker-than-expected rate of expansion. Another major European currencies Tuesday sterling performance is also very eye-catching, although once sharply to around 1.6300 in the European session, but then quickly rebounded to 1.6400 above, there has been a significant concussion quickly. Affected by rising geopolitical risks, the United States Tuesday, the three major stock indexes fell across. The Dow Jones index closed down 0.68 percent, to close at 17,055.87 points; NASDAQ composite index closed down 0.42 percent, to close at 4508.69 points; Standard & Poors 500 indexes closed down 0.58 percent, to close at 1982.77 points. This makes the market risk appetite rapid cooling. Source: FX678
Posted on: Wed, 24 Sep 2014 03:17:13 +0000
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