Safe assets, such as the Swiss franc and government bonds enjoyed yesterday in demand in response to the announcement that the level of nuclear threat in the Fukushima Dai-Ichi had been raised to its highest level in 7, as at Chernobyl. Suisse reached yesterday afternoon 0.8950. Bonds enjoyed a substantial demand: the return of American 10-bee-entrance fallen by 7 points to 3.52% and return on the British similar securities fell by 11 basis points up to 3.69%. But at the same time, despite the demand for safer currencies, high-risk, such as the Aussie and kiwi are also in demand.