BRATISLAVA, April 20 (Reuters) - The Slovak crown pared some
of this week's losses on Friday, but dealers said it would
remain exposed to...
...capital shifts on emerging markets until a
central bank rate meeting on Tuesday.
The crown traded at 33.400 per euro as of 0830
GMT, compared with 33.510 late on Thursday. It hit a two-week
low of 33.580 early on Thursday on capital outflow from high
yielding currencies.
"There is no local news, so the crown will continue
following sentiment on emerging markets," one Bratislava-based
trader said.
The next domestic impetus will be the monthly monetary
policy meeting on Tuesday.
Most of analysts in a Reuters poll expected the central bank
to cut the main two-week repo rate by 25 basis points from the
current 4.50 percent, and traders said such a move would not
spark a major crown reaction.
"Should the main rate, or the overnight sterilisation rate,
stay on hold, the crown might get a positive impulse," Slovenska
Sporitelna said in a market note.
------------------ MARKET SNAPSHOT AT 0830 GMT -----------------
Crown/euro 33.415 vs 33.510 on Thursday (+0.28 pct)
Crown/dollar at 24.526 vs 24.600 (+0.30)
5-yr govt bond yield 4.197/4.047 vs 4.167/3.947 pct
7-yr govt bond yield 4.296/4.161 vs 4.284/4.063 pct
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