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Dollar up as Fed meeting nears, shares nudge higher

Against the yen, the dollar and the euro rose slightly, the European and Asian shares tumbled last week confirmed on Monday, as investors lowered the posture, the U.S. federal reserve meeting later this week.
About the fed's policy direction of future uncertainty caused by a wide range of risk assets, investors sold off sharply in recent weeks, and hope to clarify their intentions, it ended a two-day meeting on Wednesday.
After a 2.7% jump in Japan's nikkei index N225 has lifted the Asian market and European markets. Shares opened a week up 0.5%, the ftse 100 in London, the ftse, Paris CAC 40 index. FCHI and Frankfurt's DAX index. GDAXI up 0.5 to 0.7%.
The dollar index. Comprehensive strength.dxy. In the nikkei index jumped 95 yen last week's two month highs against the dollar, yen, while the dollar edged up to $1.3324 per euro.
"I think Ben bernanke is to emphasize any nozzle shut down the fed's quantitative easing program will depend on the data flow, but it is still too fast and in an instant buy less," said Peter DE bear, a Dutch bank, ABN Amro, a senior economist at the add message should calm markets.
In the debt market, German bond future low 31 ticks in 143.55 and peripheral euro zone bonds saw the uncertainty of the future, the fed meeting volume rose slightly.



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