n the last hour of trading on the U.S. dollar sharply depreciated session against most major currencies after the statements of the FED's readiness to take additional measures to support the economy, which was seen by investors as a signal of further easing of monetary policy in the United States. Also, a significant role in the dramatic recovery of the stock and commodity markets and the collapse of the dollar played a publication of the next portion of speculation in the Financial Times that a meeting of EU ministers, held in Luxembourg, had agreed to take coordinated measures to stabilize the situation in the region, however, no detail was not made public. Oli Rennes, in particular, stressed that, despite the fact that no "formal solution" was not accepted, coordination between the ECB, the European Banking Organization and the European Commission has become more intense. Note that none of the last two hearings, the published edition and have had a significant impact on the markets - the salvation of Europe, China and the impending recapitalization of banks in Europe - not yet confirmed.
