On Wednesday, currencies remained stable. The The US dollar remained stable, as did the euro and the South African rand. La The rupee falls.

The dollar remained stable on Wednesday as we approached of the publication, this week, of American inflation figures which could influence the Reserve's monetary policy outlook federal. In a tense geopolitical context, the Swiss franc also rose maintained at high levels.

The dollar index, which measures the American currency against a basket of six currencies, was stable. It has fallen by 10% this year, penalized by the volatility of trade and fiscal policies American and by the rise of concerns about the independence of the bank power plant.

The Euro held its own on Wednesday, despite the fall in government on Monday in France, where the new Prime Minister, appointed on Tuesday evening, must resolve the thorny budgetary issue.

Around 09:35 GMT (11:35 CET), the single currency European currency was stable compared to the American currency (+0.02%), at $1.1711, and fell by 0.08% against the British pound, to 86.47 Pence for one euro.

The South African rand remained stable during first trades on Wednesday, with investors watching the reports closely on American inflation expected this week as well as publications key economic factors at the local level, likely to provide information on the health of Africa's first industrialized economy.

At 07:26 GMT, the rand traded at 17.5325 for a dollar, almost unchanged from the close on Tuesday.

The Indian rupee fell slightly on Wednesday, with attention remaining focused on American tariffs, while short-term implied volatility hit a multi-month low, sign that operators perceive a limited risk of a significant fall in Asian currency.

At 12:02 (IST), the rupee was trading at 88,1250 for one American dollar, against 88.1025 the day before, or only 0.2% of its all-time low of 88.36 reached last Friday.

The motto had crossed the threshold of 88 to the dollar at the end of August for the first time, sparking expectations of a sudden fall. However, this scenario did not come true. up to now. The increase in implied volatility as a result of this decrease of the rupee has also faded.