Yesterday’s triumph of the currencies against the Japanese yen didn’t last too long. Today yen soared up to the two-week high against the euro and the Great Britain pound on the bearish stock market trading session.

Japanese yen continued to fall against other currencies today during the Asian session after the Reserve Bank of Australia lifted its interest rate to the historically high value — 7.00%.

Today during the Asian trading session on Forex Australian dollar continued its bullish trend against the U.S. dollar and reached the new maximum value since 14th of November, 2007.

The rising interest rates difference between the U.S. and Poland stimulated the second week of Polish zloty’s growth against the U.S. dollar.

Canadian dollar rose this week again, after its sharp turn back from the long-term growth to the depreciation against the U.S. dollar.

Today both the Australian and New Zealand dollars continued their daily growth against their counterpart from the United States on willingness of the Forex traders to earn from the interest rates difference.