There have been some significant shifts on the FX markets on this Wednesday, so let’s see where the 8 majors trade at 3 PM GMT. Sterling took a sharp slide against the Japanese Yen and the pair has lost 1.25%, which is the day’s top move. US stocks have opened in the negative territory and Japanese Yen takes the top spot on the chart as Bank of Japan surprised markets yesterday by reducing purchases of long term Japanese bonds. Swiss Franc is having a bullish session as well and it’s trading almost even with the New Zealand Dollar. Single currency is point 12% up from the Australian Dollar and then there’s a bit of a gap. US import prices increased less than estimated, but Greenback saw downward pressure on reports Chinese officials might avoid purchasing American government debt. Canadian building permits plummeted by 7.7% month on month and Loonie Dollar is near the bottom of the table and up only from the Sterling as UK trade balance deficit increased. New Zealand Dollar has had a bullish week against both the Greenback and Swissie as both pairs show similar increases. Euro/New Zealand is the top decliner over the same term, standing 1.58% in the red. Australia/Greenback and New Zealand/Greenback both have gained close to 4% over the past month. Dollar/Canada is the top decliner, standing close to 3% in the red. I’m Jessica Walker and you’ve been watching the Dukascopy Movers and Shakers for Wednesday. Click back for more, but for now, goodbye.
There have been some significant shifts on the FX markets on this Wednesday, so let’s see where the 8 majors trade at 3 PM GMT.
Sterling took a sharp slide against the Japanese Yen and the pair has lost 1.25%, which is the day’s top move.
US stocks have opened in the negative territory and Japanese Yen takes the top spot on the chart as Bank of Japan surprised markets yesterday by reducing purchases of long term Japanese bonds.
Swiss Franc is having a bullish session as well and it’s trading almost even with the New Zealand Dollar.
Single currency is point 12% up from the Australian Dollar and then there’s a bit of a gap.
US import prices increased less than estimated, but Greenback saw downward pressure on reports Chinese officials might avoid purchasing American government debt.
Canadian building permits plummeted by 7.7% month on month and Loonie Dollar is near the bottom of the table and up only from the Sterling as UK trade balance deficit increased.
New Zealand Dollar has had a bullish week against both the Greenback and Swissie as both pairs show similar increases. Euro/New Zealand is the top decliner over the same term, standing 1.58% in the red.
Australia/Greenback and New Zealand/Greenback both have gained close to 4% over the past month. Dollar/Canada is the top decliner, standing close to 3% in the red.
I’m Jessica Walker and you’ve been watching the Dukascopy Movers and Shakers for Wednesday. Click back for more, but for now, goodbye.
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