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(RTTNews) – Against the Yen, the Swiss currency edged higher during late Sunday trading in New York. The pair fetched a high of 99.27 by about 11:05 pm ET but dropped thereafter.

LONDON (MarketWatch) — Turkey’s stocks and its currency, the lira, tumbled on Monday after the military threatened to intervene in upcoming elections and thousands demonstrated that the country’s secular framework is in jeopardy.

(RTTNews) – Late Sunday in New York, the US currency lost ground against its Thailand counterpart. The pair touched a low of 32.6150 at about 8:20 pm ET and then held steady. At about 12:50 am ET Monday, the Greenback made a sharp spike higher and has been trading further higher currently.

Turkey’s main stock index and its currency, the lira, fall amid a row over a vote for the country’s next president.

(RTTNews) – The US dollar saw mixed dealing against its Southeast Asian counterparts on late Sunday in New York. While the US dollar ticked up versus the Singapore dollar, it slipped against the Thai Baht. On the other hand, the dollar largely showed choppy trading versus the Hong Kong and the Malaysian currencies.

(RTTNews) – Against the Yen, the Swiss currency edged higher during late Sunday trading in New York. The pair fetched a high of 99.27 by about 11:05 pm ET but dropped thereafter. Lately the Franc has been continuing its downtrend and as of 1:48 am Eastern Time Monday, it was worth 99.16 Yen.

(RTTNews) – The European currency moved slightly upward in the late trading on Sunday in New York. This helped the major euro pairs to partly reverse their losses in the afternoon. However, after midnight, the common currency started drifting lower again against most of its major counterparts.

(RTTNews) – The major euro-crosses weakened in the afternoon deals on Sunday in New York. During the evening hours, the pairs moved higher. Shortly after gaining ground, the common currency settled into narrow ranges with the British and the Swiss currencies, but continued higher versus the yen.

Foreign currency trading exceeded $3 billion on 14 of the 16 trading days in April.