Course dollar little changed against the euro on Thursday, compared with the value at the end of the previous trading session. Yen desheveet for the first time in three days against the backdrop of the rally in Asian stock markets and expectations that the quarterly reporting by Japanese companies will be better than forecasts, reported Bloomberg.
Asian stock indexes grow on Thursday: Japanese Nikkei 225 added 1.6% by 9:15 PM EDT, the combined index of Asia-Pacific region MSCI Asia Pacific rose by 0.7%.
European Central Bank (ECB) will keep the base interest rate at 1% per annum for the meeting on Thursday, analysts predict, interviewed agency Bloomberg.
Price £ flew up to a maximum of 9 months to the dollar in anticipation of the outcome of the Bank of England on the basis of the regular meeting on Thursday.
It is anticipated that the British will leave the Central Bank base interest rate unchanged at 0.5% and suspend redemption of debt in the market because of the economy of Great Britain the first signs of stabilization.
euro was worth $ 1.4407 at 9:30 am on Thursday to $ 1.4405 at the end of the previous session. During the bidding the dollar fell to $ 1.4447 - its lowest level since 18 December last year.
value of the dollar against the Japanese currency reached 95.09 yen at 9:30 against 94.97 the previous day.
course the single European currency to the yen rose to 137.04 at that time to 136.79 against the yen at the end of the session on Wednesday.
In the seven months of 2009, electricity production in Russia fell by 6.4% to 560 billion kWh
The world's leading indices showed mixed trends
Old World Index fell by an average of 0.4%
Today analysts' forecasts - to bid on EUR /USD in range: 1.4300-1.4450
The dollar remains under pressure from investors
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