Hello, I`m Sinead MacLaughlin and you’re watching the Dukascopy Movers and Shakers report for this week’s last trading day, 10th of October. Australia/Dollar is the mover of the day with a decline of point 71%. The rate moved sharply down after 6 o`clock in the morning. A couple of safe-havens top the advancers and decliners table. Japanese Yen is the most bullish major and it’s point 13% up from the Buck as major US stock indexes are showing mixed performance. Loonie Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies and it was sent higher by the positive Canadian employment report. Swiss Franc trades in a close range with the Euro, which is in the lower section of the table. Kiwi Dollar is followed by the Sterling as UK construction output disappointed, but trade deficit contracted more than expected. Ozzy Dollar wraps up the list as Australia’s home loans showed an unexpected drop. Moving on to longer terms, New Zealand/Dollar shows the biggest rise over a week and it has gained slightly more than 1%. Euro/Dollar also shows a similar advance. Dollar/Yen tops the bearish section with a slide of 1.7%. Sterling/New Zealand leads the monthly advancers table and it stands 4.43% in the green. New Zealand/Dollar is down by close to 5% and that’s the most bearish instrument. That’s it for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Enjoy your weekend and tune in on Monday when trading will resume. Goodbye.
Hello, I`m Sinead MacLaughlin and you’re watching the Dukascopy Movers and Shakers report for this week’s last trading day, 10th of October.
Australia/Dollar is the mover of the day with a decline of point 71%. The rate moved sharply down after 6 o`clock in the morning.
A couple of safe-havens top the advancers and decliners table. Japanese Yen is the most bullish major and it’s point 13% up from the Buck as major US stock indexes are showing mixed performance.
Loonie Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies and it was sent higher by the positive Canadian employment report.
Swiss Franc trades in a close range with the Euro, which is in the lower section of the table.
Kiwi Dollar is followed by the Sterling as UK construction output disappointed, but trade deficit contracted more than expected.
Ozzy Dollar wraps up the list as Australia’s home loans showed an unexpected drop.
Moving on to longer terms, New Zealand/Dollar shows the biggest rise over a week and it has gained slightly more than 1%. Euro/Dollar also shows a similar advance. Dollar/Yen tops the bearish section with a slide of 1.7%.
Sterling/New Zealand leads the monthly advancers table and it stands 4.43% in the green. New Zealand/Dollar is down by close to 5% and that’s the most bearish instrument.
That’s it for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Enjoy your weekend and tune in on Monday when trading will resume. Goodbye.
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