Currencies News
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The euro gained against the majority of its most-traded counterparts as the central bank saw signs of “stabilization” in the region and investors speculated Greece would convince European leaders to release its aid package.
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Chile’s central bank should consider renewing a dollar-buying program to curb appreciation of the peso, South America’s best performing currency in the past month, acting Finance Minister Julio Dittborn said.
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The Canadian dollar fell against its U.S. counterpart, breaking its longest stretch of weekly gains since October, as turmoil over a second international bailout for Greece damped investor appetite for riskier assets.
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A measure of currency volatility dropped to the lowest level since August 2008 amid signs the global economy is improving, giving investors more confidence to buy assets that appreciate in periods of growth.
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