During today's Asian trading, the euro resumed moderate growth in relation to the US dollar and the Japanese yen.
The euro rose to $ 1.1664 against $ 1.1642 at the close of the previous North American session.
Coupled with the yen, the euro exchange rate at the same time was 129.33 yen compared to 129.35 yen on Monday.
The dollar paired with the yen fell to 110.89 yen against 111.10 yen at the close of yesterday's trading.

Black gold yesterday went up in price on expectations of oil production constraints in Nigeria and Saudi Arabia's declarations on export decline since August 1.
Following the auction on July 24, the value of the September contract for Brent crude on the ICE Futures exchange in London increased by $ 0.54 (1.12%) to $ 48.60 per barrel.
September futures for WTI on the New York Mercantile Exchange NYMEX went up by $ 0.57 (1.25%) to $ 46.34 per barrel.
Today, oil continues to keep a low price.
The price of September futures for Brent crude on the London Stock Exchange ICE Futures climbed 25 cents (0.51%) to $ 48.85 per barrel.
WTI crude oil for September delivery in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) increased by 26 cents (0.56%) to $ 46.60 per barrel.

Gold futures rose $ 2.60, or approximately 0.2%, to $ 1,256.73 a troy ounce.
On Monday, gold prices closed the trading session with a slight decrease, interrupting the six-day growth.
At COMEX, silver futures rose $ 0.04 (about 0.2%) to $ 16.48 per troy ounce. During yesterday's session, silver prices rose to a maximum in three weeks - $ 16.57 per troy ounce.
Platinum prices rose 0.6% to $ 937.65, while palladium rose 0.6% to $ 854.15 an ounce.