Dollar stronger on falling stocks
U.S. indexes continue falling, with Dow Jones industrial Average down 1.53% and S&P 500 1.57% down. Dollar is stronger across the board, except against Japanese Yen, with EUR/USD printing a fresh daily low so far of 1.4208, while GBP/USD keeps holding above 1.6520 zone, as risk aversion regains trading desks after worst than expected UOM Consumer Confidence data.
Commodity currencies are the major losers today, with AUD/USD down from 0.8478 highs to 0.8300 and USD/CAD reaching 1.0948 from an intraday low of 1.0812. NZD/USD also fell after printing an 11-month high of 0.6884, and quotes around 0.6775
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