It’s time once again for the Movers and Shakers where we take a look at how eight of the major currencies stack up at 3 GMT on this Thursday. I’m Alex Iszatt. Euro/Yen’s early downtrend was followed by a recovery, but the rate moved South once again and it stands point 46% in the red, which is the day’s biggest move. It’s a bearish start of the trading day for the US stocks and a safe-haven Japanese Yen leads the advancers and decliners table. Bank of England left monetary policy unchanged today and Sterling is currently up against most of the rivals. Swiss Franc is level with the New Zealand Dollar, which is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the list. Greenback was supported by the positive jobless claims release, but it remains lower against the Japanese Yen. Canadian new home price index rose more than expected, but Loonie Dollar is having a generally bearish day. Australian Dollar is near the bottom of the table and it’s just slightly up from the Euro, which wraps up the list as the most bearish major ahead of the speech by Mario Draghi in Washington. Moving on to longer term performance charts, Australia/Dollar and New Zealand/Dollar both have gained an equal point 76%. Dollar/Yen has declined the most and it’s down by point 63%. Sterling/New Zealand leads the monthly advancers table and it’s up by 4.88%. New Zealand/Dollar and Australia/Dollar both are down by more than 4%. That wraps up the Movers and Shakers for Thursday. As usual, we’ll be back tomorrow with this trading week’s last report. Goodbye.
It’s time once again for the Movers and Shakers where we take a look at how eight of the major currencies stack up at 3 GMT on this Thursday. I’m Alex Iszatt.
Euro/Yen’s early downtrend was followed by a recovery, but the rate moved South once again and it stands point 46% in the red, which is the day’s biggest move.
It’s a bearish start of the trading day for the US stocks and a safe-haven Japanese Yen leads the advancers and decliners table.
Bank of England left monetary policy unchanged today and Sterling is currently up against most of the rivals.
Swiss Franc is level with the New Zealand Dollar, which is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the list.
Greenback was supported by the positive jobless claims release, but it remains lower against the Japanese Yen.
Canadian new home price index rose more than expected, but Loonie Dollar is having a generally bearish day.
Australian Dollar is near the bottom of the table and it’s just slightly up from the Euro, which wraps up the list as the most bearish major ahead of the speech by Mario Draghi in Washington.
Moving on to longer term performance charts, Australia/Dollar and New Zealand/Dollar both have gained an equal point 76%. Dollar/Yen has declined the most and it’s down by point 63%.
Sterling/New Zealand leads the monthly advancers table and it’s up by 4.88%. New Zealand/Dollar and Australia/Dollar both are down by more than 4%.
That wraps up the Movers and Shakers for Thursday. As usual, we’ll be back tomorrow with this trading week’s last report. Goodbye.
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