After last week's lashing, the Kiwi got whipped some more and ended up as this week's second
weakest currency after the pound.
Not exact matches
LONDON, April 24 - Less than two weeks
after the latest round of U.S. sanctions plunged Russia's rouble to 16 - month lows, some global funds have already stepped back in to buy rouble - denominated sovereign bonds and take advantage of the
weaker currency.
While China is usually singled out for its policies, other countries have behaved more irresponsibly, most notably rich Germany, whose surpluses, the largest in history, were built primarily on an undervalued
currency,
after the creation of the euro, and on
weak wage growth,
after the 2003 — 05 labor reforms.
Emerging market
currencies have been hit by a sell - off in the first week of trading this year
after weak economic data in China rekindled worries over global growth and halted trading on Chinese equity markets on two days.
Shares of BMW AG were losing around 2 percent in the early morning trading in Germany
after the luxury carmaker reported Friday that its first - quarter pre-tax profit edged down on
weak revenues due to
currency effects, while net profit increased from last year.
A few dollar - denominated commodities moved higher on Friday in response to a
weaker U.S. Dollar, a drop in U.S. Treasury yields and softer - than - expected U.S. economic data.The dollar was pressured against a basket of
currencies after the initial reading on first - quarter gross domestic product came in at 2.3 percent.
The Canadian dollar, also endearingly known as the «loonie»
after the bird on the
currency, has been and continues to be
weak against the U.S. dollar.