(RTTNews) – The US dollar saw mixed performance during late New York trading on Thursday in New York. The greenback improved slightly against the Japanese yen, but it saw choppy trading against the sterling. Versus the euro and the franc, the US currency moved sideways in the session.

(RTTNews) – The Japanese yen steadily fell against the pound in trading on Thursday. The currency dropped to a mark of 241.07 by the mid-afternoon. On the whole, the yen is at a multi-year low against its British counterpart.

(RTTNews) – The Swiss franc was weak in trading with the euro in the morning. The franc fell steadily to a mark of 1.6475 early on and remained near that mark into the afternoon. In general, the Swiss currency is around a two week high versus the euro.

(RTTNews) – The Swiss franc was varied in trading against its world counterparts in action on Thursday in New York. The currency moved with little economic news from the area.

(RTTNews) – In trading with the pound, the Swiss currency moved little as trading moved. The currency held between a high of 2.4179 and a low of 2.4262 into the mid-afternoon. Overall, the Swiss franc is near a two week high.

(RTTNews) – In trading with the American currency on Thursday morning, the Singapore dollar saw weakness early on. The currency fell to a mark of 1.5320 and pushed near that mark into the mid morning action. On the whole, the Singapore currency is near a three month low.

(RTTNews) – The Thai baht was choppy against the dollar in trading on Thursday morning. The currency moved between a high of 32.75 and a low of 32.95. In general, the Thai currency is near a two week high against the buck though it remains within the range of the past three months.

(RTTNews) – In trading with the pound, the Swiss currency moved little as trading moved on Thursday. The currency held between a high of 2.4179 and a low of 2.4254 into the mid-morning. Overall, the Swiss franc is near a two week high.

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