It’s time for this week’s first Movers and Shakers report. I’m Jessica Walker and here’s how the eight non-cross majors line up today. This has been a rather calm day as the biggest move of the day was a gain of just point 51%, which was posted by Pound/Yen. Sterling is the most bullish of the eight majors, and it’s point 16% up from the Kiwi. The other two commodity currency, namely, the Loonie and Aussie, are trading level with each other. European Central Bank’s QE program begins today, and the Common Currency is a fraction up from the Buck. Safe haven Swissie is trading near the bottom of the table. And Yen is the most bearish major, trading lower in light of disappointing Japanese GDP data. Let’s take a look at the long-term tables. Dollar/Swiss Franc is the most bullish pair in weekly terms, having gained 3.76%. Euro/Dollar is down by 2.89%, and that is the biggest slide. New Zealand/Swiss Franc tops the monthly advancers table, standing 6.48% in the green. Euro/New Zealand is the most bearish instrument with a decline of 4.81%. So that’s what has been moving and shaking in the currency markets this Monday. Check back in tomorrow for the next report. Goodbye.
It’s time for this week’s first Movers and Shakers report. I’m Jessica Walker and here’s how the eight non-cross majors line up today.
This has been a rather calm day as the biggest move of the day was a gain of just point 51%, which was posted by Pound/Yen.
Sterling is the most bullish of the eight majors, and it’s point 16% up from the Kiwi.
The other two commodity currency, namely, the Loonie and Aussie, are trading level with each other.
European Central Bank’s QE program begins today, and the Common Currency is a fraction up from the Buck.
Safe haven Swissie is trading near the bottom of the table.
And Yen is the most bearish major, trading lower in light of disappointing Japanese GDP data.
Let’s take a look at the long-term tables. Dollar/Swiss Franc is the most bullish pair in weekly terms, having gained 3.76%. Euro/Dollar is down by 2.89%, and that is the biggest slide.
New Zealand/Swiss Franc tops the monthly advancers table, standing 6.48% in the green. Euro/New Zealand is the most bearish instrument with a decline of 4.81%.
So that’s what has been moving and shaking in the currency markets this Monday. Check back in tomorrow for the next report. Goodbye.
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