Global stock markets tumbled and the dollar sell-off on Thursday, the shackles of the global financial market central banks to stimulate accelerated plummeted.
FTEU3 European shares fell sharply in the open, down 1.3%, the second largest in Japan's Nikkei index down. N225 to the lowest level in more than two years left in this year's Asian markets. <.
Selling a heavy blow to U.S. dollars, fell 2 percent against the yen, as investors spooked Japanese stock market crash hedging positions. Fell as low as 93.90 yen, April 4, the lowest level since, and given the most from Japan's aggressive monetary easing announced that day bank achieved.
U.S. currency fell to three month low against the euro and the common currency, bought $ 1.3385 in.
Rout also coincided with the U.S. Federal Reserve Board next Tuesday and Wednesday, about reducing its massive asset purchase program, compliance with noise.
"The trend is still primarily a market sell-off, the Fed is expected to sell risky assets may indicate further preparation, may slow down purchase," Daiwa Securities economist Tobias Blattner said.
"So all eyes are on the Federal Open Market Committee meeting next week, there are few other important moment."
In the debt market, the German government bonds rose 34 ticks, as investors led by traditional hedging paper. Recent sales have recovered ahead of peripheral eurozone debt auction 3 - and 15 - year Italian debt later in the day.
 



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