The European single currency traded a bit stronger versus the dollar on Friday, briefly rising above $1.20, a two-week high, as U.S. economic data failed to trigger demand for the dollar. U.S. consumers earned more than expected in March,...
...but their spending lagged. April U.S. consumer sentiment index, measured by the University of Michigan, dropped in line with forecasts, while Chicago purchasing managers' index jumped higher-than-expected in April. Key data on April U.S. employment is due to be released on Friday.
The crown closed Friday's session barely changed against the euro after trading at slightly weaker levels for most of the day. No significant economic reports are scheduled to be released this week.
FX RATES |
USD/CZK |
27.170/200 |
USD/GBP |
1.7761/64 |
EUR/CHF |
1.5523/35 |
EUR/CZK |
32.480/510 |
USD/YEN |
110.09/12 |
EUR/GBP |
0.6738/42 |
EUR/USD |
1.1971/76 |
EUR/YEN |
131.74/89 |
STOCK MARKETS |
NIKKEI |
11761.79 |
–242.50 |
EUROSTOXX 50 |
2787.48 |
–18.89 |
FTSE 100 |
4489.7 |
–29.8 |
DAX 30 |
3985.21 |
–23.70 |
DJ INDEX |
10225.57 |
–46.70 |
NASDAQ |
1920.15 |
–38.63 |
PX 50 |
818.0 |
–24.5 |
GOLD |
388.10/+388.90 |
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DEPOSIT RATES |
|
CZK |
USD |
EUR |
YEN |
ON |
1.90-2.00 |
1.00-1.05 |
2.02-2.05 |
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3M |
2.02-2.12 |
1.08-1.13 |
2.04-2.07 |
-0.07---- |
6M |
2.15-2.25 |
1.32-1.37 |
2.07-2.10 |
-0.04-0.03 |