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Financial markets are “very volatile” as nations vie to keep their currencies cheap and maintain exports, said William Rhodes, a senior adviser at Citigroup Inc.
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The yen may rally through 70 per dollar next year as global financial stability in the second half damps investor appetite for the greenback, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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The euro had its biggest loss versus the yen since September as European borrowing costs at almost euro-era records sapped confidence the region’s governments will be able to deal with their debt crisis.
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The euro fell to a one-month low against the yen and slumped versus the dollar on concern Italy’s new government will struggle to win enough support to prevent the region’s debt crisis from engulfing the nation.
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The euro will trade lower versus the dollar as Europe’s intensifying debt crisis becomes harder to contain, according to UBS AG, which predicts the Swiss National Bank will raise the euro’s floor with the Swiss franc.
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The euro dropped for the first time in three days versus the dollar and yen as Italy’s borrowing costs increased at a five-year note sale and Spain’s yields relative to Germany’s reached a euro-era record.
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The Swiss central bank is ready to act further on the Swiss franc after introducing a limit on the currency versus the euro in September, Swiss National Bank Governing Board member Jean-Pierre Danthine said.
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The Swiss central bank is resisting calls from executives and politicians to further weaken the franc amid investor demand for a haven from the region’s sovereign debt crisis.
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Following is the text of the U.S. foreign exchange operations report.
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Swiss central bank President Philipp Hildebrand comments on banking regulation during a panel discussion in Berlin today.
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