SINGAPORE : The euro nursed losses on Wednesday and has helped the dollar to make a strong start to 2023, after a surprise slowdown in German inflation rallied bunds and sent the common currency sliding. The euro fell 1 per cent overnight, its sharpest drop in more than two months, and it hovered near three-w
eek lows at $1.0550 early in the Asia session. Along with a nervous mood as U.S. stocks fell, the move gave the dollar a broader boost and stopped a rising yen in its tracks. The yen was last steady at 131.20 per dollar. The U.S. dollar index rose 1 per cent on Tuesday to 104.73. The jump tapped the brakes on a three-month slide for the index. Headline German CPI fell to an annual 8.6 per cent in December, from 10 per cent the previous month, against expectations for 9.1 per cent.
stock market pulled back on the Australian and New Zealand dollars. The Aussie lost 1 per cent on Tuesday and was steady at $0.6733 in morning trade. The kiwi also fell 1 per cent and hovered at $0.6248. [AUD/] Sterling fell 0.7 per cent overnight and last bought $1.1986. [GBP/] The dollar's strength pared gains for China's yuan, but seasonal demand ahead of the Lunar New Year and hopes for recovery on the other side of COVID infection waves have put in support.
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