Hello, I`m Imogen Comrie and these are the Movers and Shakers for Wednesday, 8th of October. Euro/Australia started moving sharply up after 9 o`clock and it stands point 75% in the green, posting the day’s biggest move. The Single currency is on top of the advancers and decliners table and it trades in a close range with the Swiss Franc. The US stock indexes have moved into the red after are hovering around the opening level for a while and Greenback is among the bullish majors ahead of the high importance publication of the Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting minutes. UK Sterling is in the upper section of the chart as UK house prices rose more than expected. It’s followed by the safe-haven Japanese Yen. New Zealand Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the table and it’s only a fraction down from the Yen. Canadian housing starts were reported just slightly and Loonie Dollar is up only from the Ozzy Dollar, which concludes the advancers and decliners table ahead of the upcoming high importance Australian employment release. Before we wrap up this report, let’s have a look at longer term charts. Euro/Sterling is by far the most bullish pair on the weekly list and it has gained 1.37%. Sterling/Yen leads the decliners section, standing more than 2% in the red. Sterling/New Zealand has gained the most over a month and it’s followed closely by Sterling/Australia. New Zealand/Dollar tops the bearish chart and it’s down by close to 6%. This is how the 8 majors line up at 3 PM GMT on Wednesday. We`ll be back tomorrow with the next overview, but for now, goodbye.
Hello, I`m Imogen Comrie and these are the Movers and Shakers for Wednesday, 8th of October.
Euro/Australia started moving sharply up after 9 o`clock and it stands point 75% in the green, posting the day’s biggest move.
The Single currency is on top of the advancers and decliners table and it trades in a close range with the Swiss Franc.
The US stock indexes have moved into the red after are hovering around the opening level for a while and Greenback is among the bullish majors ahead of the high importance publication of the Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting minutes.
UK Sterling is in the upper section of the chart as UK house prices rose more than expected.
It’s followed by the safe-haven Japanese Yen.
New Zealand Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the table and it’s only a fraction down from the Yen.
Canadian housing starts were reported just slightly and Loonie Dollar is up only from the Ozzy Dollar, which concludes the advancers and decliners table ahead of the upcoming high importance Australian employment release.
Before we wrap up this report, let’s have a look at longer term charts. Euro/Sterling is by far the most bullish pair on the weekly list and it has gained 1.37%. Sterling/Yen leads the decliners section, standing more than 2% in the red.
Sterling/New Zealand has gained the most over a month and it’s followed closely by Sterling/Australia. New Zealand/Dollar tops the bearish chart and it’s down by close to 6%.
This is how the 8 majors line up at 3 PM GMT on Wednesday. We`ll be back tomorrow with the next overview, but for now, goodbye.
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