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EUR/USD
The common currency spiked to $1.2236, powered by upbeat prints of Germany’s Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices coupled with comments from German Chancellor Merkel suggesting no extension to the virus lockdown after the currency expiry in June.
GBP/USD
Sterling vaulted to $1.4248 last night amid hopes that the UK vaccination campaign is ramped up with immunization optimism.
USD/JPY
Yen tread water around 109.50 per dollar despite optimistic remarks from Japanese Finance Minister Aso that the ‘difference of opinions over global taxation has narrowed.”
AUD/USD
Aussie inched lower from $0.7768 to $0.7740 after RBA maintained the status-quo on its cash rate, while the policymakers reaffirmed their commitment to stick with highly accommodative conditions until at least 2024.
USD/ZAR
Rand reached its highest level in past three years at 13.70 per dollar, ahead of local unemployment rate data for first quarter at 13:30 today.
USD/MUR
The dollar-rupee unchanged at 40.88(selling) on the domestic market.
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