On Monday, the Australian and New Zealand dollars rose, while the euro appreciated. The yuan, the rupee and the Russian ruble are falling

Australian and New Zealand dollars climbed on Monday as relief over a trade deal between the United States and the European Union supported the sense of risk at the start of a pivotal week. Both currencies, often used as indicators of global risk, have increased in recent weeks, following the momentum of equities. Investors are now looking forward to the Stockholm meeting between top US and Chinese negotiators on Monday aimed at extending the customs truce between the world's two largest economies. The New Zealand dollar rose 0.1% to $0.6018, after rising 0.9% last week to $0.6059. However, it is still far from its nine-month peak of $0.6120, with support at 0.60

The euro advanced on Monday after the announcement of a trade framework agreement between the United States and the European Union, the latest in a series of agreements aimed at avoiding a global trade war. The euro stood at $1.1763, up 0.2% so far in Asia. The single currency rose by 0.2% to 173.78 yen

The Chinese yuan hit its lowest level in a month against the US dollar early on Monday, but reversed most of its loss at midday, as investors awaited details of tariff negotiations as well as the July Politburo meeting for... assess the direction of the currency

The spot yuan opened at 7.1670 per dollar and last traded at 7.169 at 03:12 GMT, 10 pips less than the close of the previous session and 0.31% lower than the midpoint.

The onshore yuan hit 7.1897 per dollar shortly after the market opened, its lowest level since June 23.

The offshore yuan was trading at 7.1695 yuan per dollar, down about 0.01% during Asian trading hours.

The Indian rupee fell on Monday as end-of-month dollar offers from importers exerted some pressure, but the currency largely avoided the fallout from a firmer dollar, which traders said was due to the lack of substantial outflows. The rupee closed at 86.6650 against the US dollar, down 0.2% from its close of 86.5150 in the previous

While the rupee traded slightly stronger during the first half of the session, it reversed its trend during the second half, with the rise in the dollar index. Asian currencies were down slightly on the day, with the offshore Chinese yuan losing 0.1%

The Russian ruble weakened past the 80-point mark against the dollar for the first time in over six weeks on Monday, as the market reacted to the Bank of Russia's interest rate cut from 200 basis points to 18% at the end of last week. The ruble lost 0.6% at 10:57 GMT, to 79.90 per US dollar, according to data compiled by LSEG from over-the-counter quotes. The ruble hit a low of 80.60 at the start of trading, its lowest level since June 12