26 September 2007 NEW YORK — The dollar hit yet another record low against the euro Tuesday, making it the fourth consecutive trading session in which the single currency reached an all-time peak.

Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) — Canada’s dollar fell from near a 31- year high after Bank of Canada Governor David Dodge said the currency rose “sharply above” the central bank’s assumed trading range.

Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) — The U.K.’s foreign-exchange market has almost doubled in the past three years, further evidence that London has cemented its position as the predominant center for currency trading, a survey by the Bank of England showed.

(RTTNews) – The Australian currency was strong against the dollar on Tuesday afternoon. The currency advanced to a mark of 0.8718 as trading progressed.

(RTTNews) – Versus the euro, the Australian currency was strong on Tuesday. The aussie advanced to a mark of 1.6220 as trading progressed into the afternoon. The pair moved as data showed the German business climate index for September fell to 104.2. The indicator declined from 105.8 in August.

(RTTNews) – The Australian dollar rose against its British counterpart in trading on Tuesday. By the mid-afternoon, the currency had advanced to a mark of 2.3140 against the pound.

(RTTNews) – The New Zealand currency was choppy against its American counterpart in trading on Tuesday.

(RTTNews) – The New Zealand currency saw mixed action against the euro in trading on Tuesday.

LONDON -(Dow Jones)- Currency trading volumes have soared to $3.2 trillion a day over the past three years, data from the Bank for International Settlements, released Tuesday, showed.

Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) — Foreign-exchange trading rose 65 percent to a record $3.2 trillion on day on average, led by growth in hedge funds and foreign investors, the Bank for International Settlements said in its triennial survey.