The dollar recovered Thursday from the previous session’s losses after Germany rejected the Greek government’s request for an extension of its bailout program.
The euro EURUSD, -0.04% was at $1.1368, compared with $1.1400 Wednesday.
Reports of the rejection pushed the dollar higher against the euro after the shared currency had risen as high as $1.1455 in early trade.
Greece drama also helped drive the euro EURGBP, -0.11% lower against the pound, at 73.7 pence, compared with 73.9 pence Wednesday. The shared currency EURJPY, -0.06% traded at 135.49 yen, compared with ¥135.38 Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the greenback USDJPY, -0.02% recovered from Wednesday’s losses against the yen to trade at ¥118.98, compared with ¥118.78.
The euro EURUSD, -0.04% was at $1.1368, compared with $1.1400 Wednesday.
Reports of the rejection pushed the dollar higher against the euro after the shared currency had risen as high as $1.1455 in early trade.
Greece drama also helped drive the euro EURGBP, -0.11% lower against the pound, at 73.7 pence, compared with 73.9 pence Wednesday. The shared currency EURJPY, -0.06% traded at 135.49 yen, compared with ¥135.38 Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the greenback USDJPY, -0.02% recovered from Wednesday’s losses against the yen to trade at ¥118.98, compared with ¥118.78.
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