XE 貨幣轉換器

自動重新整理 15x 0 : 59		USD	EUR	GBP	INR	AUD	CAD	ZAR	NZD	JPY
	1 EUR	1.29362	1.00000	0.85621	72.0743	1.32729	1.33285	12.3210	1.58904	131.870
	逆向兌換：	0.77303	1.00000	1.16794	0.01387	0.75342	0.75027	0.08116	0.62931	0.00758
	1 USD	1.00000	0.77303	0.66187	55.7152	1.02603	1.03033	9.52447	1.22837	101.939
	逆向兌換：	1.00000	1.29362	1.51087	0.01795	0.97463	0.97056	0.10499	0.81409	0.00981

中期市場匯率： 2013-05-23 21:25 UTC

EUR/USD2013-05-23 19:23 UTC

EUR-USD firmed up in London on better than expected eurozone manufacturing PMI data. The composite reading improved in May amid better readings from France and Germany in the early releases. EUR found support ahead of 1.2820 after the London open and filled sell orders from 1.2860 to 1.2880, where it opened the N.Y. session. Euro short covering was a feature through the morning, which helped it to highs over 1.2950. A turn around on Wall ... Read More ►

XE 貨幣轉換器

XE 貨幣轉換器包括一個貨幣轉換器、交叉匯率表，以及外匯交易新聞，讓您掌握最喜愛的貨幣對的最新消息。造訪貨幣百科全書 ►

XE 服務

藉由 XE Currency 資料摘要為您的企業獲得商業級貨幣匯率，或是透過 XE Trade 匯款 ► 的免費轉帳選項進行國際匯款

Best Rates Guaranteed. Click Here!!

XE 市場分析

North American Edition2013-05-23 10:09 UTC

Markets were frayed in Europe. Very heavy action followed yesterday's comments from Bernanke, the FOMC minutes, overnight data weakness in China and a stock market collapse in Japan. The dollar, which had started the Asian session on the front foot, weakened into the European open amid a sharp liquidation via yen-funded carry trades after the Nikkei 225 closed 7.32% lower. By the time liquidity rose after the London open USD-JPY had dropped from over ... Read More ►

European Edition2013-05-23 07:14 UTC

Markets are still reeling from yesterday's Bernanke testimony and Q&A session, which covered both sides of the QE debate, though his admission that tapering could come in the next few meetings, depending on data, saw a big fallout in risk-trades. This was backed up by the FOMC minutes, which also echoed this view, while in Asia, there were heavy losses related to a big drop in China manufacturing PMI, while JGB market volatility also unnerved ... Read More ►

Asian Edition2013-05-23 19:23 UTC

Fallout from Bernanke testimony continued overnight, ultimately sinking equity markets and the dollar in the process. On top of that, China May PMI fell under the 50 mark, which spooked traders as well. U.S. data was better than expected, with jobless claims lower, and new home sales higher. The dollar later moved another leg lower, in concert with Wall Street paring losses. Long USD positions were reportedly thinned out through much of the morning, in ... Read More ►