The European Central Bank Will Implement A Large-Scale Stimulus Policy.

The euro has continued to fall against the yen, the longest cycle of the euro against the Japanese yen since the euro became the EU's common currency in 1999.

It is expected that next week the European Central Bank will implement a large-scale stimulus policy, which will shock many investors.

This week, the euro fell 0.3% against the US dollar to 1.0610, down 3.6% from October 30th.

Wednesday fell to 1.0566, its lowest level since April.

US financial markets closed on Thanksgiving Thursday.

The ECB policy meeting will be held in December 3rd.

The Australian and New Zealand Banking Group Limited estimated that since the last meeting, the fluctuation of swap rates indicates that the ECB will at least reduce its deposit interest rate by at least 14 basis points and expand its quantitative easing plan to meet the market demand.

The current deposit rate is - 0.2%.

The Australian dollar fell for 2 consecutive days, indicating that by March next year, the rad will cut interest rates by 36%, and the interest rate will be 31% in November 23rd.

This week, the Australian dollar traded at 72.23 against the US dollar, a slight decrease of 0.2%.

The US dollar faces the biggest monthly decline since March, the euro and the other 16 currencies.

It also keeps falling, except DK.

Friday's report predicts regional industry in November.

The pressure of deflation is increasing in Spain and other countries.

The Australian dollar is about to stop rising. As the swaps increase, it is expected that the RBA will lower its benchmark interest rate in the first quarter of 2016.

If anyone now says that it can solve the current economic situation, it is the European Central Bank.

We see that European investors are still unabated because these investors believe that Delaki can guide the market to a certain extent and take more measures to accelerate economic development.

At 12:27 p.m. in Tokyo, the euro was 130.11 against the yen, down for seven weeks, down by 4.8%.

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Although this may be largely symbolic, it will boost the renminbi and China's influence in the international economy.

Russian President Putin has been trying to dollarization since Russia and the United States imposed sanctions on Russia.

He said last year that the international trade with ruble and RMB would weaken the influence of the US dollar.

In order to achieve "de dollarization", Russia is turning its eyes to the East, trying to strengthen the ruble and RMB pactions to promote Sino Russian trade.

The Moscow Exchange announced on March 17th that the financial derivatives market of the Moscow exchange had launched RMB / ruble futures trading on the 17 th.

The announcement said that the reason for the launch of the new futures paction was "a substantial increase in the volume of Renminbi trading in the Moscow exchange, an increase in the share of Renminbi and ruble's exchange business in the Russian foreign exchange market, and the formation of the basic demand for hedging business in the Sino Russian Foreign trade contract".

In 2014, the total volume of RMB pactions in the Moscow stock exchange increased 7 times to 395 billion rubles (48 billion yuan).

Meanwhile, the average paction volume recorded a record of 541 million yuan in October 2014.