Let’s see where the 8 majors trade at 3 PM GMT on this Thursday, first trading day of February. Euro/Australia is the mover of the day with an increase of point 9%. Some of the gains were given up after the daily high was hit. There were no revisions to final Euro Zone Manufacturing PMI and Single currency leads the table. Swissie is mostly higher as Swiss data was mixed – consumer climate improved, retail sales were softer than expected and Manufacturing PMI edged higher. UK Manufacturing PMI disappointed with a decline and Sterling is trailed closely by the Greenback. US jobless claims were slightly better than anticipated. Canadian Dollar trades almost even with the New Zealand Dollar. Both commodity currencies are mostly lower. Final Japanese Manufacturing PMI was revised higher, but Yen is up only from the Ozzy Dollar as Australian building approvals disappointed with a massive monthly slide of 20%. Swissie/Yen has taken the top spot on the weekly bulls chart with a rise of 1.13%. Australia/Swissie is the most bearish pair and it’s 1.44% in the red. The Cable is still on top of the monthly bulls table and the pair has gained close to 5%. Dollar/Swissie leads the bearish section with a slide of 4.36%. I’m Kiays Khalil and these were the Movers and Shakers for Thursday. Do click back for Friday’s report, but for now, goodbye.
Let’s see where the 8 majors trade at 3 PM GMT on this Thursday, first trading day of February.
Euro/Australia is the mover of the day with an increase of point 9%. Some of the gains were given up after the daily high was hit.
There were no revisions to final Euro Zone Manufacturing PMI and Single currency leads the table.
Swissie is mostly higher as Swiss data was mixed – consumer climate improved, retail sales were softer than expected and Manufacturing PMI edged higher.
UK Manufacturing PMI disappointed with a decline and Sterling is trailed closely by the Greenback.
US jobless claims were slightly better than anticipated.
Canadian Dollar trades almost even with the New Zealand Dollar. Both commodity currencies are mostly lower.
Final Japanese Manufacturing PMI was revised higher, but Yen is up only from the Ozzy Dollar as Australian building approvals disappointed with a massive monthly slide of 20%.
Swissie/Yen has taken the top spot on the weekly bulls chart with a rise of 1.13%. Australia/Swissie is the most bearish pair and it’s 1.44% in the red.
The Cable is still on top of the monthly bulls table and the pair has gained close to 5%. Dollar/Swissie leads the bearish section with a slide of 4.36%.
I’m Kiays Khalil and these were the Movers and Shakers for Thursday. Do click back for Friday’s report, but for now, goodbye.
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