The European trading is over on this Friday, and here’s what’s been moving and shaking. New Zealand/Swissie is the mover of the day with a gain of point 74%. The pair was trending higher for most of the session. New Zealand Inflation Expectations have risen above 2%, and Kiwi is the most bullish major, albeit by a small margin. Canadian unemployment rate dropped by point 2 percentage points in April, and Loonie is point 21% up from Sterling. The big Euro mover is just coming up this Sunday when the final round of French presidential election takes place; as of now, the Common Currency is just a fraction up from the Greenback, which did not receive much of a boost from another solid jobs report. Moving South, we get to Yen, which is trading almost level with Aussie. And Swiss National Bank foreign currency reserves have reached another record-high level, strongly suggesting an intervention; Swissie is the most bearish major by 3 PM. And let’s take a quick look at the long-term charts. Euro/Australia is the most bullish pair in weekly terms, as it’s up by exactly 2%, while Australia/Swiss Franc posts the biggest decline, namely, 1.84%. Pound/Australia tops the monthly bulls chart with a gain of 6.41%, whereas Australia/Swissie is the most bearish instrument, standing 4% in the red. I’m Jessica Walker and that concludes the Movers and Shakers for Friday. We’ll be right back on Monday, but until then, have a great weekend, maybe keep an eye on your Euro positions and see you next week.
The European trading is over on this Friday, and here’s what’s been moving and shaking.
New Zealand/Swissie is the mover of the day with a gain of point 74%. The pair was trending higher for most of the session.
New Zealand Inflation Expectations have risen above 2%, and Kiwi is the most bullish major, albeit by a small margin.
Canadian unemployment rate dropped by point 2 percentage points in April, and Loonie is point 21% up from Sterling.
The big Euro mover is just coming up this Sunday when the final round of French presidential election takes place; as of now, the Common Currency is just a fraction up from the Greenback, which did not receive much of a boost from another solid jobs report.
Moving South, we get to Yen, which is trading almost level with Aussie.
And Swiss National Bank foreign currency reserves have reached another record-high level, strongly suggesting an intervention; Swissie is the most bearish major by 3 PM.
And let’s take a quick look at the long-term charts. Euro/Australia is the most bullish pair in weekly terms, as it’s up by exactly 2%, while Australia/Swiss Franc posts the biggest decline, namely, 1.84%.
Pound/Australia tops the monthly bulls chart with a gain of 6.41%, whereas Australia/Swissie is the most bearish instrument, standing 4% in the red.
I’m Jessica Walker and that concludes the Movers and Shakers for Friday. We’ll be right back on Monday, but until then, have a great weekend, maybe keep an eye on your Euro positions and see you next week.
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