...global markets later in the session. The crown was at 33.560 to the euro as of 0820 GMT, after 33.610 late on Thursday. "We expect the market focus to shift to global factors following the US payrolls," KBC Bank wrote in a market note. "However, we do not expect any major adjustment of the exchange rate, the unit should once again settle down in a sideways trading pattern," it added. The crown is often influenced by interest rate expectations on major markets as they drive capital in and out from emerging currencies. The crown has risen in the past three sessions, rebounding from 6-week lows hit on Monday due to political turbulence in Turkey. The main driving factor for central European markets on Friday morning was the Polish zloty, which rose to 3.7350 to the euro, its strongest level ever. ------------------ MARKET SNAPSHOT AT 0820 GMT ----------------- Crown/euro 33.560 vs 33.610 on Thursday (+0.13 pct) Crown/dollar at 24.763 vs 24.787 (+0.10) 5-yr govt bond yield 4.232/4.011 vs 4.115/3.814 7-yr govt bond yield 4.383/4.162 vs 4.446/4.247 ---------------------------------------------------------------
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