Hello. It`s Thursday, 8th of January and time for us to take a look at the performance of the currencies with the Movers and Shakers. I`m Doireann McDermott. Despite declining from the daily high, Australia/Swissie is the mover of the day with an increase of point 83%. The US Stock indexes are having a bullish start of the trading day and antipodes top the advancers and decliners table. Australian building approvals report was strong and Ozzy Dollar is level with the neighboring Kiwi Dollar. US jobless claims declined by 4 thousand and Greenback stands slightly up from the Loonie Dollar as Canadian new home price index rose, but less than estimated. The Bank of England left monetary policy unchanged and Sterling is followed closely by a safe-haven Japanese Yen. Swissie is level with the Euro and both of the majors are at the bottom of the table as the single currency’s weakness continues. Longer terms show us Dollar/Swissie has appreciated the most over a week and it’s up by 2.76%. The Cable is the top decliner and it’s slide is matched by Sterling/Yen. New Zealand/Swissie leads the monthly bulls list with an increase of more than 6%. Euro/New Zealand is the most bearish pair and it’s down by a similar percentage. These were the Movers and Shakers for Thursday. Click back again tomorrow, when the next report will be available. Goodbye.
Hello. It`s Thursday, 8th of January and time for us to take a look at the performance of the currencies with the Movers and Shakers. I`m Doireann McDermott.
Despite declining from the daily high, Australia/Swissie is the mover of the day with an increase of point 83%.
The US Stock indexes are having a bullish start of the trading day and antipodes top the advancers and decliners table.
Australian building approvals report was strong and Ozzy Dollar is level with the neighboring Kiwi Dollar.
US jobless claims declined by 4 thousand and Greenback stands slightly up from the Loonie Dollar as Canadian new home price index rose, but less than estimated.
The Bank of England left monetary policy unchanged and Sterling is followed closely by a safe-haven Japanese Yen.
Swissie is level with the Euro and both of the majors are at the bottom of the table as the single currency’s weakness continues.
Longer terms show us Dollar/Swissie has appreciated the most over a week and it’s up by 2.76%. The Cable is the top decliner and it’s slide is matched by Sterling/Yen.
New Zealand/Swissie leads the monthly bulls list with an increase of more than 6%. Euro/New Zealand is the most bearish pair and it’s down by a similar percentage.
These were the Movers and Shakers for Thursday. Click back again tomorrow, when the next report will be available. Goodbye.
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