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Large merger deal news buoys dollar
LONDON. July 12; The dollar rose against other major currencies today, benefiting from news of several large merger deals and fears a Standard & Poor's seminar may result in some negative comments on Japan's sovereign ratings, says Reuters.
The rating agency was holding a media seminar today called to discuss the credit quality of Japan’s local government debt. The market was fretting that S&P might say something negative about Japan's sovereign rating, even though the agency had stated this matter would not be addressed
Traders said the market was particularly wary as the seminar was taking place in the wake of rumours that Moody's Investors Services, whk h began its review of Japan tn February, could downgrade Japan s rating. Fitch has already cut Japan's local currency rating recently.
Meanwhile, the dollar gained against the Swiss franc on news UBS AG UBSZn S was buying US broker PaineWebber Group Inc PWJ. N. This led the dollar higher against the euro.
There is more merger and acquisition news and It's dollar supportive. The Swiss franc has been an advance indicator for euro/dollar and the li^nc (weakness) is having a knot k on • fleet on the euro." said Neil
MacKinnon. Sennlro Currency strategist at Merrill l.samh in London
"As far as doUar/yen is con cerned. credit ratings will continue to be in the background, which means its going to put pressure on the ven. and the dollar could go to 108 today."
The dollar JPY
Peaked at 107.56 yen. tip more than halt a yen from Tuesday's lows around 106.55.
The dollar was buoyed to highs around I 6380 against (he Swiss franc CUF. It highs level since July I Meanwhile, the euro EUR
Talk of possible BOJ hike resumes
Meanwhile, the yen won little support from latest hints, suggesting the market had largely factored In a tightening of 2b basis points by the Bank of Japan at next week's policy meeting.
Traders said they have already taken on board comments from two more Policy Board members, perceived as part of a campaign to prepare the market for a hike on July 17.
The latest comment came on Wednesday from BOJ board member Susumu Taketomi who told the Sankei Shimbun that conditions for ending the 1 7-month-old zero Interest rate policv are gradually falling into place