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59	USD	EUR	GBP	INR	AUD	CAD	ZAR	NZD	JPY
	1 USD	1.00000	0.84692	0.71974	73.2382	1.30870	1.25316	14.5847	1.41832	110.341
Inverse:	1.00000	1.18075	1.38939	0.01365	0.76412	0.79798	0.06856	0.70506	0.00906
	1 EUR	1.18075	1.00000	0.84983	86.4756	1.54524	1.47966	17.2209	1.67467	130.285
Inverse:	0.84692	1.00000	1.17670	0.01156	0.64715	0.67583	0.05807	0.59713	0.00768

XE Market Analysis

North American Edition

The dollar has traded mixed, and mostly within narrow ranges as market activity abated into the long weekends that will commence tomorrow in Europe, Latin America, much of Asia, and Australia and New Zealand. One standout theme was an Australian dollar led correction in the dollar bloc currencies today, and another was a rebound in the euro, albeit moderate in magnitude. Stock market sentiment remain upbeat after the S&P 500 hit another record high ... Read More ►

2021-04-01 11:48 UTC

European Edition

The Australian dollar led a correction in the dollar bloc currencies today, while most dollar pairings and cross rates saw relatively narrow ranges. Markets have been thinning out somewhat following the passing of month- and quarter-end yesterday, and into public holidays that will be seen in many Asian countries tomorrow, and in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe. EUR-USD settled in the lower 1.1700s, just above yesterday's five-month low at 1.1703, and ... Read More ►

2021-04-01 08:28 UTC

Asian Edition

The Dollar was under pressure through the N.Y. session on Monday, taking the DXY to 92.54, and eight-session low. Despite better outcomes for the non-manufacturing ISM, and a less sharp drop in factory orders, the USD remained heavy. A sharp rise in risk-taking levels following Friday's blowout jobs report likely weighed on the Buck. Wall Street rallied, taking the S&P 500 and the Dow to all-time highs intra day. U.S. futures were up Friday following ... Read More ►

2021-04-05 17:33 UTC