Let’s find out what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markets at 3 PM GMT on this Thursday. Sterling/Yen shot up half way through the session and the pair shows a total rise of point 61%, which is the day’s top move and it’s matched by Australia/Yen. UK RICS House Price Balance improved and Sterling is on top of the advancers and decliners table. A couple of commodity currencies trade mostly higher – Australian Dollar is a fraction up from the Loonie Dollar. Canadian new house price index was reported rising only a fraction. German trade balance disappointed as surplus narrowed down and Euro is trailed closely by the Greenback. US jobless claims report was positive. There are not a lot of things in this life as stable as Swiss jobless rate – it stood unchanged at 3.3% and Swissie is almost level with the New Zealand Dollar, which is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies on the table. Safe-haven Japanese Yen is the most bearish of the 8 majors. Weekly bulls table is led by Sterling/New Zealand and the pair has gained a total of 1.5%. New Zealand/Greenback is the top decliner and Euro/Sterling shows a similar slide. Australia/Greenback has had a bullish month and the pair is up by close to 4%. Euro/Australia leads the bearish section, standing almost 3% in the red. I’m Kiays Khalil and that’s all for Thursday’s Movers and Shakers, but do click back for this week’s final report. Goodbye.
Let’s find out what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markets at 3 PM GMT on this Thursday.
Sterling/Yen shot up half way through the session and the pair shows a total rise of point 61%, which is the day’s top move and it’s matched by Australia/Yen.
UK RICS House Price Balance improved and Sterling is on top of the advancers and decliners table.
A couple of commodity currencies trade mostly higher – Australian Dollar is a fraction up from the Loonie Dollar. Canadian new house price index was reported rising only a fraction.
German trade balance disappointed as surplus narrowed down and Euro is trailed closely by the Greenback. US jobless claims report was positive.
There are not a lot of things in this life as stable as Swiss jobless rate – it stood unchanged at 3.3% and Swissie is almost level with the New Zealand Dollar, which is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies on the table.
Safe-haven Japanese Yen is the most bearish of the 8 majors.
Weekly bulls table is led by Sterling/New Zealand and the pair has gained a total of 1.5%. New Zealand/Greenback is the top decliner and Euro/Sterling shows a similar slide.
Australia/Greenback has had a bullish month and the pair is up by close to 4%. Euro/Australia leads the bearish section, standing almost 3% in the red.
I’m Kiays Khalil and that’s all for Thursday’s Movers and Shakers, but do click back for this week’s final report. Goodbye.
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