EURO
HITS FRESH TWO YEAR LOWS
DATE: 01/06/2012
EUR/USD printed
another fresh two year low at 1.2311 and lowest since July 2010, on Friday, 01
June 2012, influenced by worries by a widening in the yield spread between
Spanish 10-year government bonds and German Bunds. The main reason for the
considerable fall in Euro was due to the fact as Spain's borrowing costs surged
on worries it may need to issue more debt to recapitalise its banks, adding
stress to markets already frayed by anxiety that Greece may exit the euro zone.
The EUR-USD pair was last seen quoting at 1.2324 with day's high of 1.2368 and low of 1.2311. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen benefited broadly from safe-haven flows, hitting a 3-1/2 month high against the dollar. The euro fell to 96.258, its lowest since December 2000 against the yen. The pair is likely to move downward in the coming days as the pressure mounting in the Greece and Spain and this is what will influence the euro movement in the coming days.
The EUR-USD pair was last seen quoting at 1.2324 with day's high of 1.2368 and low of 1.2311. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen benefited broadly from safe-haven flows, hitting a 3-1/2 month high against the dollar. The euro fell to 96.258, its lowest since December 2000 against the yen. The pair is likely to move downward in the coming days as the pressure mounting in the Greece and Spain and this is what will influence the euro movement in the coming days.
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