(New York Market) The dollar fell to a five-year low of 117 on a weekly basis, and the yen fell to a five-year low |

DollarAgainst a basket of major currencies, it strengthened on Friday (11th), rising for five consecutive weeks.Japanese YenIt fell below 117.2, a five-year low, following Russian President Vladimir Putin signaled progress in Russia-Ukraine talks.AUDNew Zealand dollarCommodity currencies weakened.

Late New York, TrackDollarICE once morest a basket of major currencies DollarThe index (DXY) rose 0.6% to 99.10, up more than 0.5% for the week, its fifth straight weekly gain.

in,Dollar once morestJapanese Yenclimbed to a five-year high, up nearly 1% to 117.29 Japanese Yen

Ed Moya, senior analyst at Oanda, said: “When one looks at which economies are poised to deal with widespread inflationary pressures, the U.S. economy looks like it’s going to do well, which is why in a moment of risk aversion,Dollar once morestJapanese YenReason for good performance. “

As inflation continues to rise,DollarIt is also supported by expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will raise interest rates next week, while the Bank of Japan (BOJ), which also holds a monetary policy meeting next week, is expected to continue to maintain loose monetary policy.

EUR once morestDollardown 0.66% to 1.0910 Dollarfell 0.4% on the weekly line, writing a record of six consecutive weeks of black.EUR once morestDollarThe exchange rate has fallen more than 2.5% in March.

GBP once morestDollardown 0.37% to 1.3035 Dollar. The UK’s Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported that gross domestic product (GDP) rose 0.8% in January, the best reading since June and beating market expectations.

AUDNew Zealand dollarCommodity currencies weakened,AUD once morestDollardown 0.97% to 0.7286 DollarNew Zealand dollar once morestDollardown 0.86% to 0.6803 Dollar

Putin, who met Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on Friday, said there had been some positive turnaround in talks with Ukraine and that they were taking place on an almost daily basis, signaling progress in talks between the two sides.

Currencies, which had risen on the turmoil in commodities markets, are starting to cool off on optimism over Russia-Ukraine talks and the possibility of a ceasefire, which is helping to boost global growth momentum once more, said Juan Perez, head of trading at Tempus Inc.

Russian ruble toDollarup 3.7% to 1 DollarAt 114.2 rubles, it is down 8% this week and has lost more than 30% in the past three weeks.

cryptocurrencyGenerally down slightly, Bitcoin fell 1.5% to 38,921.8 Dollaretherdown 1.4% to 2,577 Dollar.President Joe Biden signed an executive order this week requiring government agencies to studycryptocurrencyAfter that, the currency circle rose sharply.

As of Saturday (12th) Taiwan time regarding 6:00 Price:


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