In trading in Europe, major currencies show mixed performance. Strong demand is observed for the franc (+ 0.34%), the Canadian (+ 0.27%), the euro (+ 0.16%) and the pound (+ 0.12%). The strongest Swiss franc and the weakest New Zealand dollar (-0.15%). Spot - Gold is up $ 18, or 1.04%, to $ 1,782.20.
The only real losers to date are cryptocurrencies, as bitcoin has returned to the $ 60K level after Turkey announced that it would ban cryptocurrency payments from April 30th. The lira has recently weakened strongly against the dollar, and the Turks have found shelter in the cryptocurrency. To restore confidence in the lira, the authorities decided to ban the cryptocurrency.
The euro rate rose to 1.1994, the British - to 1.3815. The yield on the 10-year Treasury bond rose to 1.59% from 1.55%. It seems that the growth of major currencies is over for today. In the American session, we should expect a correction to 1.1965 / 70.