LONDON, Feb 14 (Reuters)- The dollar hit a 15 - month low against the yen but
steadied against the euro on Wednesday, with investors nervous ahead of key U.S. inflation numbers due later amid a fragile recovery in equity markets.
LONDON, Feb 14 - The dollar hit a 15 - month low against the yen but
steadied against the euro on Wednesday, with investors nervous ahead of key U.S. inflation numbers due later amid a fragile recovery in equity markets.
Not exact matches
The
euro has been on a
steady rising path since mid 2017, reaching a more than three - year high
against the dollar in February and capping gains for European stock markets.
The Australian dollar was
steadier in trade - weighted terms and, indeed, it rose
against some currencies, including the
euro, during this period.
By Tuesday, the
euro began to
steady against the United States dollar as investors hoped the downgrade would spur the Eurozone to give Greece financial aid.