This Friday, October 14, 2022, as the pound regained its breath after being boosted by speculations about a British government about-face, the yen fell to one The lowest level in 32 years compared to the dollar, which has risen again.

Around 09:15 GMT (11:15 in Paris) the yen fell from 0.41% to 147.72 yen to 147.72 yen to around one dollar, a new low since 1990. Deutsche Bank analyst Jim Reid said, “We are below the level where the authorities intervened last month to boost the currency.”

After winning over 2% against the dollar the day before, the pound was catching its breath (-0.52% to 1,1266 dollars). The Hungarian forint is moving away from its all-time high of 432.22 forints the day before, rising sharply by 2.13% against the euro at 419.58 forints.

For its part, the rand strengthened in early trading on Friday, with the dollar falling after investors seemed to divert their attention from considerations of American interest rates to global stock markets. Indeed, it had strengthened by 0.49% at 18.1650 against the dollar at 07:04 GMT. In the first exchanges, the Top-40 and the larger all-share indices rose by around 2% on the stock market.

On the other hand, the Indian rupee should strengthen against the US currency today. It is expected to be around 82.20 in the first trades, compared to 82.3450 in the previous session. In addition, the dollar index fell in Asia to 112.22 after reaching nearly 114 immediately after the data was released.