The dollar inched higher in choppy trade on Wednesday amid heightened nerves about the global growth outlook and as traders awaited U.S. jobs data for a clue on the timing of Federal Reserve policy tightening.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand lifted its official cash rate for the first time in seven years, but the well-telegraphed hike was expected and the New Zealand dollar barely budged.
The kiwi was last 0.3per cent weaker at US$0.6931 and the greenback posted similar gains elsewhere. [NZD/]
The euro was pinned below US$1.16 and last bought US$1.1590, scarcely higher than the 14-month low of US$1.1563 it struck last week. The yen eased to a one-week low of 111.64 per dollar and was within range of the 18-month trough of 112.08 that it visited last Thursday.
The Australian dollar weakened 0.3per cent to US$0.7267.
The greenback has won support as investors brace for the Federal Reserve to begin tapering asset purchases this year and lay the ground for an exit from pandemic-era interest rate settings well before central banks in Europe and Japan.
"Interest rate differentials are starting to have more of an influence on currencies than they have for quite some time," said Kim Mundy, analyst at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia in Sydney, as an era of suppressed super-low rates starts to end.