Investors moved back into riskier, higher-yield currencies like the Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and Canadian dollar Friday as markets recovered from the effect of Thursday’s violence in Ukraine and Gaza, which drove them toward less-risky assets like the yen, U.S. dollar and gold.
The U.K. pound GBPUSD -0.10% and the euro EURUSD -0.01% continued to fall against the dollar, but both inched up against the yen.
The U.S. dollar rose to 101.36 yen Friday, from ¥101.21 late Thursday.
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The U.K. pound GBPUSD -0.10% and the euro EURUSD -0.01% continued to fall against the dollar, but both inched up against the yen.
The U.S. dollar rose to 101.36 yen Friday, from ¥101.21 late Thursday.
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