
On Thursday, the euro fell more than 0.8%, while the Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar dropped about 1.1%
On Thursday (February 27), at the New York close, the euro fell 0.84% against the US dollar, quoted at 1.0398. It reached a daily high of 1.0489 when the US durable goods orders, GDP, and weekly employment report were released at 21:30 Beijing time, and then it plummeted instantly, refreshing the daily low to 1.0397 at 05:52 (after US stock market hours). The British pound fell 0.59% against the US dollar, quoted at 1.2601, and also experienced a rapid decline after 21:30. The US dollar rose 0.55% against the Swiss franc, quoted at 0.8997. Among commodity currencies, the Australian dollar fell 1.10% against the US dollar, the New Zealand dollar fell 1.09%, and the US dollar rose 0.72% against the Canadian dollar. The Swedish krona fell 0.98% against the US dollar, and the Norwegian krone fell 0.66%