Australian dollar to rise against all world currencies after Release for inflation, which recorded 1.7% annual basis. Australians grew by 0.9% against the US dollar as the price reached 80.06 cents.
US dollar rose 0.3% to $ 1.1344 per euro after yesterday fell 1.3%, which is the biggest drop since October 15. Speculation of an early rise in interest rates by the US Federal Reserve raised USD, the analysts FED will raise levels around mid-year, then increase quantitative easing by the European Central Bank, according to some analysts' clears the way for the Fed to raise rates "
Yen with a slight change to 117.96 yen per dollar, and 0.3% increase against the euro. However, the trend remains bearish for the Japanese currency due to incentives from the BoJ, which should increase inflation to 2%
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