The Fed'S ECB Made A Very Different Decision: &Nbsp; &Nbsp; The Dollar Fell Sharply On Thursday.

Beijing time on the morning of November 5th, Federal Reserve New quantitative easing measures were announced on Wednesday, with widespread concern about the excessive injection of US dollar liquidity; early Thursday, European Central Bank And the latest interest rate decisions announced by the Bank of England and the Fed are complete. difference Of monetary policy Direction, US dollar exchange rate Under double pressure Plunge 。 The euro rose by 1% during the day, the highest level since January 2010.

Hans Reddick, global head of bank currency analysis in Paris, France, said: "the rise of the euro is unsuspense. The market is waiting for a $500 billion plan, and now gives them $600 billion.

The euro rose to $1.4209 on Thursday, or 0.60%, while the euro intraday rose to $1.4282, or nearly 1%. At the close of the foreign exchange market, the US dollar index, which tracks a total of six major currencies, dropped 75.88 points, or 0.79%, and the index dropped to 75.869 points, the lowest level since December 2009.

The ECB's interest rate decision on Thursday is another important support factor for the euro. The European Central Bank has announced that the key interest rate will remain unchanged at 1% of its historical lows, and that it will not introduce a new loose monetary policy. The European central bank governor Tyse said at a subsequent press conference that the current economic recovery has been positive and he believes inflation pressure is still under control.

The consensus that the dollar exchange rate will continue to fall is sweeping the world market on Thursday, supporting the rise of currencies in many emerging market countries. The Australian dollar closed at $1.0153 on Thursday, or 1.04%, while the US dollar fell to 1.065% against Brazil Real's 1.6720 Real.

"The bold plan of the Fed" is a clear signal to the US dollar, which will prevent the US dollar from rising in the coming months, "said the head of the foreign credit strategy of the Agricultural Credit Bank of France. The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday that it will buy treasury bonds totaling $600 billion by the end of June 2011. But in his customer report on Thursday, cotcha also stressed that he did not think the dollar would fall too much from its current level. "There is a short-term overhang against the US dollar. We do not think this situation will last too long." The Agricultural Credit Bank of France predicted the value of the euro against the US dollar at the end of 2010, which is US $1.42, and the pound will reach US $1.60 against the US dollar, and the US dollar will go to 80 yen against the yen.

The pound traded against the US dollar at $1.6283 on Thursday, up 1.14%; the US dollar closed at 80.70 yen, or 0.48%. Among them, the Bank of England determines that the current key interest rate remains unchanged at 0.5%, which is in line with market expectations.

Major macroeconomic news, official reports on Thursday showed that the number of first jobless claims in the United States increased by 20 thousand to 457 thousand last week, exceeding the market expected level of 445 thousand.