After its seemingly unpredictable fall at the end of 2017, dollar has started the year strong, which is a relieve for the American economy.

On Friday, December 29 it has fallen down as low as 92.08, which is the lowest mark for the greenback since September 2017. But as markets open after the New Year’s holidays, dollar began to show some growth.

For now, the greenback’s index against other currencies has risen and stands quite firmly on the 92.162 mark.

Euro is also continuing its stand as the year begins. After the annual climb by as much as 14%, which makes 2017 one of the best years for united European currency, Euro keeps on growing. Last week of 2017 became really successful for Euro and for now it stands on the mark of $1.20334.

Chinese currency is also on the rise, as Eastern economy grows. At the moment one yuan costs $6.4922 and it is the best result since September 8. 

Bitcoin, the biggest and the most well-known cryptocurrency, fell down by 2% to $13,175 on the Luxembourg Bitstamp exchange.