(RTTNews) – The Canadian currency was weak in trading on Monday against its major rivals. The currency remained near multi-year lows against the dollar, and remained in a three month range against the euro.

(RTTNews) – GBP/CHF showed uncertain trading much of late trading New York Sunday. The pair edged lower during the small Monday deals but off an early morning low of 2.4553, at 2:40 am, pair surged.

(RTTNews) – To the European currency, Swiss currency posted losses early Monday New York trading.

(RTTNews) – To the US currency, CHF moved sideways around midnight Sunday and into the small morning Monday New York trading. At about 1:10 am from 1.2541, franc made a spike lower but rebounded soon after.

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(RTTNews) – The British currency largely moved sideways as the week’s deals started late Sunday in New York. The Japanese data came out at 6:30 pm, however, helped the sterling surge against yen. Further, during the small morning of Monday, GBP/JPY made another spike higher.

(RTTNews) – To the European currency sterling moved sideways in a tight range during the small morning deals of New York Monday. At about 1:35 am from 0.6585 cable weakened to the euro and pair traded at 0.6597 within about an hour.

SHANGHAI, Jan 29 (Reuters) – China’s yuan weakened slightly against the dollar in calm trading late on Monday, extending losses from the previous session due to technical selling after a recent strengthening, traders said.

(RTTNews) – The Japanese stock market is trading in the positive territory, after opening weaker on Monday morning, led by steel-related stocks, after a newspaper reported that JFE Steel Corp, one of the subsidiary units of JFE Holdings, the second largest steelmaker in the country, may enter into an alliance with Hyundai Steel Co, one of the leading steelmakers in South Korea, in connection with …

BEIJING – Dependent on exports to the United States, the Hebei Lihua Hat Co. saw its profits wiped out as China’s currency rose steadily against the dollar over the past year.