The market is looking forward to the euro zone's economy or bottoming out against the dollar

Eurozone manufacturing and services shrank at their slowest pace in nine months, reflecting the economy or bottoming out. The euro is surging against the yen, rebounding against the dollar.　　The euro fell to 132 yen, at a low level, now reported 132.29 yen, last night the New York City reported 132.93 yen, the euro is now 1.3906 U.S. dollars, last night reported 1.3865 U.S. dollars.　　The euro zone's June comprehensive purchasing managers index was 44.4, lower than the Economist's expected 45.5 and the first one-month end value 44.0. Investor risk aversion is high and the yen continues to rise against the dollar and AUD.　　USD 95.14 yen, reported 95.87 yen last night, AUD $74.56 yen, last night the city reported 75.32 yen. On the other side, affected by the fall in commodity prices, the Australian dollar once fell through the 78 cents, the lowest level since May 28, the latest reported 78.37 cents.