Hello, I`m Imogen Comrie and these are the Movers and Shakers for Wednesday, 3rd of December. Let’s find out how the 8 majors line up at 3 PM GMT. Euro/Sterling shows the day’s biggest move, which is a decline of point 82%. The rate started moving sharply down after 8 o`clock. UK Services PMI surprised on the upside and Sterling is the most bullish of the 8 majors on the advancers and decliners table. It’s followed closely by a couple of North American currencies. Buck saw downward pressure as the ADP employment change disappointed and it’s currently level with the neighboring Loonie Dollar. New Zealand Dollar stands less than one tenth of a percent up from the safe-haven Japanese Yen. Australian GDP expanded less than expected and Ozzy Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies on the list. Swiss GDP on the other hand grew at a faster pace than estimated, but Swissie trails the Single currency lower as Euro Zone Services PMI was downwardly revised. Let’s take a look at longer term performance charts. Dollar/Yen has had a bullish week and it’s up by 1.46%. Euro/Dollar on the other hand has lost 1.37%. New Zealand/Yen has taken the top spot on the monthly bulls list with an increase of 5.73%. Australia/Dollar leads the bearish table with a slide of 3.17%. That’s it for Wednesday’s Movers and Shakers. We`ll be back tomorrow with another report, but for now, goodbye.
Hello, I`m Imogen Comrie and these are the Movers and Shakers for Wednesday, 3rd of December. Let’s find out how the 8 majors line up at 3 PM GMT.
Euro/Sterling shows the day’s biggest move, which is a decline of point 82%. The rate started moving sharply down after 8 o`clock.
UK Services PMI surprised on the upside and Sterling is the most bullish of the 8 majors on the advancers and decliners table.
It’s followed closely by a couple of North American currencies. Buck saw downward pressure as the ADP employment change disappointed and it’s currently level with the neighboring Loonie Dollar.
New Zealand Dollar stands less than one tenth of a percent up from the safe-haven Japanese Yen.
Australian GDP expanded less than expected and Ozzy Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies on the list.
Swiss GDP on the other hand grew at a faster pace than estimated, but Swissie trails the Single currency lower as Euro Zone Services PMI was downwardly revised.
Let’s take a look at longer term performance charts. Dollar/Yen has had a bullish week and it’s up by 1.46%. Euro/Dollar on the other hand has lost 1.37%.
New Zealand/Yen has taken the top spot on the monthly bulls list with an increase of 5.73%. Australia/Dollar leads the bearish table with a slide of 3.17%.
That’s it for Wednesday’s Movers and Shakers. We`ll be back tomorrow with another report, but for now, goodbye.
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