Protesters are back in the streets of Hamburg, where G20 leaders meet on this week’s final trading day, so let’s see where the 8 majors trade. Sterling/Canada is the mover of the day with a loss of 1.4%. The rate started heading South after 5 AM, moving particularly sharply lower after noon. Canadian Ivey PMI jumped above the 60 level and employment change surprised on upside, sending the Loonie Dollar on top of the table. Australian Dollar is having a generally bullish day as well and it’s point 33% up from the Greenback, which got a bump as US Non-Farm employment change came in stronger than anticipated. New Zealand Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies and it’s followed by the Single currency, which is point 16% up from the Swiss Franc. Safe-haven Japanese Yen trades point 11% North of the UK Sterling, which is at the bottom of the table as UK data run disappointed. So, where do the 8 majors stand in longer terms? Canada/Yen has had a bullish week and the pair is up by more than 2%. Australia/Canada has depreciated the most, standing 1.6% in the red. Canada/Yen is on top of the monthly bulls table as well with a massive gain of more than 9%. Sterling/Canada is the top decliner and it’s slightly more than 5% in the red. I’m Celeste Skinner and that’s all for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and tune in for more on FX markets. Goodbye.
Protesters are back in the streets of Hamburg, where G20 leaders meet on this week’s final trading day, so let’s see where the 8 majors trade.
Sterling/Canada is the mover of the day with a loss of 1.4%. The rate started heading South after 5 AM, moving particularly sharply lower after noon.
Canadian Ivey PMI jumped above the 60 level and employment change surprised on upside, sending the Loonie Dollar on top of the table.
Australian Dollar is having a generally bullish day as well and it’s point 33% up from the Greenback, which got a bump as US Non-Farm employment change came in stronger than anticipated.
New Zealand Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies and it’s followed by the Single currency, which is point 16% up from the Swiss Franc.
Safe-haven Japanese Yen trades point 11% North of the UK Sterling, which is at the bottom of the table as UK data run disappointed.
So, where do the 8 majors stand in longer terms? Canada/Yen has had a bullish week and the pair is up by more than 2%. Australia/Canada has depreciated the most, standing 1.6% in the red.
Canada/Yen is on top of the monthly bulls table as well with a massive gain of more than 9%. Sterling/Canada is the top decliner and it’s slightly more than 5% in the red.
I’m Celeste Skinner and that’s all for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and tune in for more on FX markets. Goodbye.
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