During Friday's trading the euro depreciated against the U.S. dollar, Japanese yen and pound sterling, after Moody's Investors Service downgraded the rating of Ireland immediately into two stages Investors are concerned about the possibility of deepening debt crisis in Europe, primarily in Greece, which makes everything possible to avoid a debt restructuring, according to Interfax-Ukraine news agency reports referring to Bloomberg. Yen rises in price on Friday due to fears that China will take further measures to cool economic growth against a background of accelerating inflyatsii.Kurs euro / dollar fell to 14:35 in Kiev on Friday to 1.4462 dollars compared with 1.4488 dollars on closing the market on Thursday. The euro also fell against the yen - from 120.97 to 120.43 and the pound sterling - by 0,3%, to 88.35 pence. Dollar in tandem with the Japanese national currency fell to 83.50 to 83.25 yen. "Risk aversion has increased, so the slight decrease in the euro makes sense," - says a senior foreign exchange analyst at Danske Bank A / S Kasper Kirkegaard. Moody's today lowered the ratings of Baa1 from Ireland to the lowest investment grade rating - Baa3. In addition, Moody's left the "negative" ratings outlook for Ireland. After lowering the rating of Ireland coincides with the ratings of countries such as Iceland, Tunisia, Romania and Brazil.
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