...was at 33.705 per euro as of 0730 GMT, compared with 33.715 late on Monday. "The economic diary is empty and there are no events on global markets either, which would notably move the exchange rate," CSOB Bank wrote in a market note. The currency rose 0.25 percent on Monday, helped by improved sentiment on emerging markets. Traders saw it floating in a range of 33.600-33.800 per euro in the short run. Positive regional mood will tend to push the crown towards stronger levels, analysts said. But traditional dividend payments are likely to offset potential gains. The government plans to debate a proposal for a new central bank board member on Wednesday, but analysts said the news was unlikely to move the market. ----------------- MARKET SNAPSHOT AT 0730 GMT ----------------- Crown/euro 33.705 vs 33.715 on Monday (+0.03 pct) Crown/dollar at 25.035 vs 25.074 (+0.12 pct) 5-yr govt bond yield 4.251/4.101 vs 4.201/4.030 7-yr govt bond yield 4.450/4.249 vs 4.500/4.328 ---------------------------------------------------------------
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