Against the US dollar, the leu’s indicative gained 0.63% on the day to 4.1796 units, after sixth consecutive record lows in the previous days.

The central bank set the leu’s reference rate versus the Swiss franc at 4.169 units, up from 4.1794 Wednesday.

In the first trading hour, the national currency traded at 4.4345 against the euro, from 4.443 per euro at Wednesday close.

At around 1:00 local time, on the local market, the leu traded at 4.4363 to the euro.

In the money market, overnight rates were at 0.21%-0.59%, from 0.23%-0.6% the previous day.