Список проголосовавших за комментарий " Currency Market Summary<p><strong>Dollar Slides as Euro Touches 5-Month High</strong></p><ul><li><strong>The U.S. Dollar Index lost 0.79% to 99.18 today</strong> as the euro ripped higher on the French presidential election results and the yen dropped as investors abandoned safe-haven assets. The other majors were generally steady but emerging market currencies, particularly the Turkish lira and the Russian ruble, embraced the general rally in risky assets and advanced against the greenback. Financial tension increased in China as regulators sounded an unsympathetic tone despite increased stress in the financial system there. The Canadian dollar continues to flirt with a 52-week low against the dollar. WTI crude lost 0.77% to $49.24/bbl., putting pressure on the loonie </li><li><strong>EUR/USD: +1.17% to 1.0851</strong><ul><li>Germany's Ifo Business Climate Index rose more than expected to 112.9 for April from 112.4 in March<br/> <ul><li>The Business Expectations Index unexpectedly fell to 105.2 from 105.7</li><li>The Current Assessment unexpectedly jumped to 121.1 from 119.5</li></ul></li></ul></li><li><strong>GBP/USD: -0.23% to 1.2788</strong><ul><li>In the U.K., CBI Industrial Trends Orders fell more than expected to 4 in April from 8 in March</li><li>The Rightmove House Price Index was up 1.1% m/m in April (1.3% prior)</li></ul></li><li><strong>USD/CHF: +0.08% to 0.9965</strong></li><li><strong>USD/JPY: +0.71% to 109.79</strong><ul><li>Japan's Leading Index for February was revised up to 104.8 from 104.4</li><li>The Coincident Index fell to 115.3 from 115.5</li></ul></li><li><strong>USD/CNY: unch at 6.884</strong><ul><li>Chinese regulators said on Sunday that «Over the past week, interbank rates trended higher, bond and capital markets suffered from sustained corrections and some institutions faced liquidity pressure. But these have little impact to the stability of the broader environment.»</li><li>The PBoC's reverse repo program has been used liberally to inject liquidity into money markets for the sake of stability. Indications that regulators are willing to slow their intervention to clamp down on financial excesses are very worrisome to investors </li></ul></li><li><strong>USD/RUB: -1.03% to 55.88<br/> </strong></li><li><strong>USD/TRY: -1.76% to 3.576<br/> </strong></li><li><strong>USD/BRL: -0.50% to 3.132<br/> </strong></li><li><strong>USD/MXN: -0.45% to 18.72 <br/> </strong></li><li><strong>USD/CAD: +0.17% to 1.3514</strong><ul><li>Canadian wholesale sales slipped by 0.2% m/m in February, beating expectations for a 1.0% drop after 3.0% growth in January</li><li>Sentiment on the housing market has reached an eight-year high, according to the Bloomberg Nanos Canadian Confidence Index. Officials in Ontario are taking steps to crack down on speculation in Toronto</li></ul></li><li><strong>AUD/USD: +0.25% to 0.7559<br/> </strong></li><li><strong>NZD/USD: -0.23% to 0.7013</strong></li></ul>"