This Monday, the Australian and New Zealand dollars remain close to their peak in yen, ready for gains in 2025. While the yen a stagnated near an all-time low against the euro. The rupee Indian should open downwards, the Chinese yuan is remained almost unchanged, the Thai baht strengthened compared to American dollar and the South African rand are strengthening.

The dollars Australian and New Zealand maintained close to their highest levels against the yen, with capital outflows allowing two currencies to record significant gains since the start of the year.

The Australian dollar held steady at 104.25 yen, after jumping 1.4% on Friday to stabilize just below its highest level in 17 months, at 104.39 yen, reached in early December. Facing the Dollar, the Australian dollar rose slightly by 0.1% to reach $0.6618, after losing 0.6% last week.

The New Zealand dollar rose by 0.2% for reaching $0.5769, after closing last week down 0.8%.

The rand South African appreciated against the dollar American on Monday, while the prices of precious metals, a key export, have increased on global markets.

The rand had increased by about 0.4% compared to at the close of Friday, at 16.71 per dollar, at 7:44am GMT.

At 01:59 GMT, the baht was up 0.1% at 31.37 against the dollar, after trading in a range of 31.360 to 31,403.

She closed the previous session at 31.40 for a dollar, according to LSEG data.

The Chinese yuan remained almost unchanged Monday, trading in a narrow range close to its highest level in 14 months, after the central bank again fixed an exchange rate more Weak than expected, a sign that policymakers fear an appreciation rapid of the Chinese currency.

The spot yuan opened at 7.0408 for one dollar and traded at 7.041 at 02:07 GMT, just two pips less than the closing of the previous session. Market participants believe that Activity is expected to remain low as the end of the day approaches.

The offshore yuan traded at 7.0355 yuan for a dollar, down by around 0.01% on Asian markets.

LA rupee Indian is expected to open lower on Monday after a increase fuelled by aggressive intervention by the Reserve Bank of India on the foreign exchange market last week, with traders revaluing now the extent of the measures that the central bank is ready to take.

The one-month undeliverable futures contract states that the rupee will open in the range of 89.50 to 89.60 against the dollar American, after rising nearly 1% on Friday to close at 89.27. The rupee went from the 90.10—90.20 range to nearly 89.30 in a few minutes minutes, triggering stop-loss orders and forcing a repositioning fast.

The rupee rose by 1.3% last week, her best performance since June, bringing her slightly up to positive territory since the beginning of the month.

yen “ Bookman Old Style”, Serif">The a stagnated near an all-time low against the euro on Monday, after the Governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, maintained his cautious speech usual following the rise in interest rates on Friday.

The Japanese currency traded near its lowest level in 11 months against the US dollar and just below its 17-month low against the Australian dollar.