Let’s see how the 8 major currencies line up at 3 PM GMT on this volatile Friday. Sterling/Canada started moving sharply up after 6 AM and the pair has gained more than 1% to post the day’s top move. UK Manufacturing production report was stronger than expected and Sterling takes the top spot on the table. North Korea along with natural disasters are boosting safe-haven flows and driving the Japanese Yen higher. Kiwi Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the table and it’s trailed closely by the Swissie. Australian Dollar is slightly up from the Greenback, which is under pressure as hurricane Irma takes a direct aim at Florida. Single currency trades in a close range with the Buck after breaking above the 1 20 level. Canadian Employment change and jobless rate both were positive, but Loonie Dollar is at the bottom of the table. Past week has been bullish for the Cable, which has appreciated by 1.71%. Dollar/Yen is the top decliner and Dollar/Canada is also down by almost 2%. Euro/New Zealand has had a bullish month and the pair is up by 3.24%, followed closely by Euro/New Zealand. New Zealand/Canada leads the decliners section and it’s the only pair that’s down by more than 5%. I’m Celeste Skinner and you’ve been watching the Dukascopy Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and click back for more on FX Markets. Goodbye.
Let’s see how the 8 major currencies line up at 3 PM GMT on this volatile Friday.
Sterling/Canada started moving sharply up after 6 AM and the pair has gained more than 1% to post the day’s top move.
UK Manufacturing production report was stronger than expected and Sterling takes the top spot on the table.
North Korea along with natural disasters are boosting safe-haven flows and driving the Japanese Yen higher.
Kiwi Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the table and it’s trailed closely by the Swissie.
Australian Dollar is slightly up from the Greenback, which is under pressure as hurricane Irma takes a direct aim at Florida.
Single currency trades in a close range with the Buck after breaking above the 1 20 level.
Canadian Employment change and jobless rate both were positive, but Loonie Dollar is at the bottom of the table.
Past week has been bullish for the Cable, which has appreciated by 1.71%. Dollar/Yen is the top decliner and Dollar/Canada is also down by almost 2%.
Euro/New Zealand has had a bullish month and the pair is up by 3.24%, followed closely by Euro/New Zealand. New Zealand/Canada leads the decliners section and it’s the only pair that’s down by more than 5%.
I’m Celeste Skinner and you’ve been watching the Dukascopy Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and click back for more on FX Markets. Goodbye.
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