This Monday, the American dollar fell, while the Australian and New Zealand currencies hold steady. The Indian rupee should Open higher on Monday.

The dollar fell on Monday as operators interpreted the decision of the American Supreme Court to invalidate most of the rights of customs imposed by President Donald Trump as a factor favorable to global growth, even if the confusion and the risk of conflict in Middle East have limited the fluctuations. The dollar fell by 0.4% to 154.42 yen.

The euro rose by 0.4% to 1.1823 dollars and the The British pound rose similarly to 1.3521 dollars at the start of trading Asian, slightly attenuated by a holiday in Japan and the vacation of Lunar New Year in China.

The dollars Australian and New Zealand remained firm on Monday, while their American counterpart backed down in a context of confusion following the new tariff announcements by President Donald Trump after the Supreme Court has invalidated several of its taxes.

The Australian dollar remained stable at $0.7080, after increasing by 0.5% on Friday, registering a sixth week consecutive increase. The recent three-year high of $0.71465 remains the main objective of buyers, while sellers have to cross the bar of $0.6897.

The New Zealand dollar gained 0.2% to reach $0.5990, after dropping 1% last week to $0.5940 following the decision of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to temper expectations of rate hikes by promising that its monetary policy accommodative would continue for some time.

In Australia, all eyes are on January consumer price data, expected on Wednesday, after What did the encouraging employment figures published last week make Increase to 70% the bets on a new rate hike by the Bank of Reserve Australia in May.

The Indian rupee should Open higher on Monday after the US Supreme Court invalidated the President Donald Trump's emergency tariffs, although his announcement subsequent to a customs duty of 15% is likely to limit the scope.

The undeliverable 1-month forward contract stated that the rupee would open in the range 90.78-90.82 against the dollar American, after settling at 90.9825 on Friday.