Markets are about to wrap this busy trading week, so let’s see where the 8 major currencies stand. Euro/Yen took a sharp slide after 9 o’clock and the pair has lost a total of point 66% to post the day’s biggest move. Safe-haven Japanese Yen tops the advancers and decliners table and it’s followed relatively closely by the antipodes – New Zealand Dollar is level with the neighboring Australian Dollar. UK Sterling is mostly higher, but it’s point 3% South of the top advancer. Preliminary University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment improved, but Greenback is under pressure and it’s trailed closely by the Swiss Franc. Canadian manufacturing sales rose by point 6% and Loonie Dollar is up only from the Single currency. Euro Zone trade surplus narrowed down sharply and a survey showed rising support for the anti-eu candidate Marine Le Pen. Weekly bulls chart is led by Australia/Dollar and it’s the only pair that has gained more than 2%. Dollar/Yen has depreciated the most and the pair is down by 1.8%. Euro/New Zealand has gained the most ground over a month and the pair is up by 4.11%. New Zealand/Yen has meanwhile depreciated by 3.69% to top the bearish section. I’m Kiays Khalil you’ve been watching Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and click back for FX news and more. Goodbye.
Markets are about to wrap this busy trading week, so let’s see where the 8 major currencies stand.
Euro/Yen took a sharp slide after 9 o’clock and the pair has lost a total of point 66% to post the day’s biggest move.
Safe-haven Japanese Yen tops the advancers and decliners table and it’s followed relatively closely by the antipodes – New Zealand Dollar is level with the neighboring Australian Dollar.
UK Sterling is mostly higher, but it’s point 3% South of the top advancer.
Preliminary University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment improved, but Greenback is under pressure and it’s trailed closely by the Swiss Franc.
Canadian manufacturing sales rose by point 6% and Loonie Dollar is up only from the Single currency.
Euro Zone trade surplus narrowed down sharply and a survey showed rising support for the anti-eu candidate Marine Le Pen.
Weekly bulls chart is led by Australia/Dollar and it’s the only pair that has gained more than 2%. Dollar/Yen has depreciated the most and the pair is down by 1.8%.
Euro/New Zealand has gained the most ground over a month and the pair is up by 4.11%. New Zealand/Yen has meanwhile depreciated by 3.69% to top the bearish section.
I’m Kiays Khalil you’ve been watching Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and click back for FX news and more. Goodbye.
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