The Great Britain pound dropped today as the signs of the UK economic slowdown led to the speculation that the nation’s central bank will be forced to maintain stimulus.

The Canadian dollar gained versus the US dollar today, after reaching yesterday the lowest level in more than three months, as crude oil slowed its decline and stock advanced.

The New Zealand dollar fell against most its major peers today after the government report showed that the nation’s trade surplus shrank to almost half of its previous size.

The US dollar gained against most of its major counterparts as the concerns about the outcome of Greece’s vote for the bailout. The hopes for Greece among some investors allowed the euro to bounce after the decline.

The Great Britain pound rose today against most major currencies, following the significant drop last week, on the speculation that the decline was overdone and the state of the UK economy isn’t bad enough to warrant such sell-off.

The Swiss franc gained almost every day against other currencies this week, resulting in an impressive weekly gain for the safe currency.

The US dollar gained today against the euro as Greece’s problems still undermine the shared European currency. The greenback weakened against the Japanese yen as the US economic growth slowed in the first quarter of this year.

The Great Britain pound went lower today as the outlook for the UK economy suggests that the nation’s central bank will stick to accommodative policy.

The Thai baht fell today on the concerns about the coming elections and on the negative influence of the economic situation in the European Union.

The Canadian dollar traded sideways after it fell yesterday as crude oil declined on the Federal Reserve cut its US growth forecast. The currency attempted to rally against the US dollar.