US stocks are hitting new record highs, so let’s take a look at the FX movers and shakers for this Thursday. Euro has been on a rise against the Japanese Yen and the pair is point 77% in the green to mark the day’s biggest move. Final Euro Zone Services PMI was revised higher and Single currency takes the top spot on the table. China Services PMI showed a solid increase to 53.9 and a commodity currency Kiwi Dollar is just slightly South of the top advancer. Swiss Franc trades in a close range with the Sterling. UK data has been positive – Services PMI rose and Nationwide house Price Index jumped. Then there’s a couple of commodity currencies – Australian and Canadian Dollars. US ADP non-farm employment change was positive, but Greenback is near the bottom of the table and up only from the safe-haven Japanese Yen, which wraps up the advancers and decliners table. Euro/Dollar returns to the top spot of the weekly bulls chart with a gain of close to 1%. Dollar/Canada tops the decliners section, standing point 56% in the red. New Zealand/Yen has had a bullish month and the pair is 3.63% in the green. 2.66% is the top decline and it’s posted by Sterling/New Zealand. I’m Jack Everitt and these were Thursday’s Movers and Shakers. Join us again tomorrow for this week’s last recap, but for now, goodbye.
US stocks are hitting new record highs, so let’s take a look at the FX movers and shakers for this Thursday.
Euro has been on a rise against the Japanese Yen and the pair is point 77% in the green to mark the day’s biggest move.
Final Euro Zone Services PMI was revised higher and Single currency takes the top spot on the table.
China Services PMI showed a solid increase to 53.9 and a commodity currency Kiwi Dollar is just slightly South of the top advancer.
Swiss Franc trades in a close range with the Sterling.
UK data has been positive – Services PMI rose and Nationwide house Price Index jumped.
Then there’s a couple of commodity currencies – Australian and Canadian Dollars.
US ADP non-farm employment change was positive, but Greenback is near the bottom of the table and up only from the safe-haven Japanese Yen, which wraps up the advancers and decliners table.
Euro/Dollar returns to the top spot of the weekly bulls chart with a gain of close to 1%. Dollar/Canada tops the decliners section, standing point 56% in the red.
New Zealand/Yen has had a bullish month and the pair is 3.63% in the green. 2.66% is the top decline and it’s posted by Sterling/New Zealand.
I’m Jack Everitt and these were Thursday’s Movers and Shakers. Join us again tomorrow for this week’s last recap, but for now, goodbye.
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