Find out what has been moving and shaking so far on the currency markets this Tuesday by watching this report. I`m Imogen Comrie. Most of this day has been bullish for Australia/Canada and the pair is the mover of the day with a rise of point 78%. The US stock indexes have opened lower, but a couple of commodity currencies top the advancers and decliners table. Australian Dollar is the most bullish currency and it rose as the RBA left its benchmark interest rate unchanged. Ozzy dollar is almost level with the neighboring Kiwi Dollar. UK Construction PMI declined more than expected, but Sterling trades mostly higher, followed closely by the Swiss Franc, which is almost level with the Single currency. Japanese Yen is only slightly North of the US Dollar, which moved lower as US Factory Orders declined more than analysts estimated. Despite the positive Canadian trade report, Loonie Dollar is at the bottom of the table, moving South as crude oil dropped. Let’s head on to longer terms, where Dollar/Yen leads the weekly bulls chart and it has gained 4.85%. 1.16% is the biggest slide and it’s posted by Euro/Dollar. Dollar/Yen has taken the top spot on the monthly advancers list and it’s 3.5% in the green. Sterling/Australia shows the biggest slide and it’s down by 1.48%. This wraps up the Movers and Shakers for Tuesday. Check back tomorrow for the next report, but for now, goodbye.
Find out what has been moving and shaking so far on the currency markets this Tuesday by watching this report. I`m Imogen Comrie.
Most of this day has been bullish for Australia/Canada and the pair is the mover of the day with a rise of point 78%.
The US stock indexes have opened lower, but a couple of commodity currencies top the advancers and decliners table.
Australian Dollar is the most bullish currency and it rose as the RBA left its benchmark interest rate unchanged.
Ozzy dollar is almost level with the neighboring Kiwi Dollar.
UK Construction PMI declined more than expected, but Sterling trades mostly higher, followed closely by the Swiss Franc, which is almost level with the Single currency.
Japanese Yen is only slightly North of the US Dollar, which moved lower as US Factory Orders declined more than analysts estimated.
Despite the positive Canadian trade report, Loonie Dollar is at the bottom of the table, moving South as crude oil dropped.
Let’s head on to longer terms, where Dollar/Yen leads the weekly bulls chart and it has gained 4.85%. 1.16% is the biggest slide and it’s posted by Euro/Dollar.
Dollar/Yen has taken the top spot on the monthly advancers list and it’s 3.5% in the green. Sterling/Australia shows the biggest slide and it’s down by 1.48%.
This wraps up the Movers and Shakers for Tuesday. Check back tomorrow for the next report, but for now, goodbye.
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