The order to prorogue parliament no
sooner than September 9 and no later
than September 12 was approved by the
Queen. It will return with the Queen’s
speech just two weeks before the
scheduled Brexit date, that is October 14.
“The move added to market concerns
that no-deal Brexit will be more likely than
before,” experts say.
The dollar index, which measures the
greenback against six major peers, on
August 28 was up 0.21 percent at 98.2095
in late trading, Xinhua news agency
reported.
In late New York trading, the euro fell to
1.1078 US dollars from 1.1092 dollars
in the former session, and the British
pound fell to 1.2217 dollars from 1.2295
dollars in the previous session. The
Australian dollar fell to 0.6736 dollars
from 0.6756 dollars.
The US dollar bought 106.04 Japanese
yen, higher than 105.78 Japanese yen
of the previous session. The US dollar
rose to 0.9816 Swiss francs from 0.9809
Swiss francs, and it rose to 1.3307
Canadian dollars from 1.3287 Canadian
dollars.
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