Here’s what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markets at 3 PM GMT on this Thursday. Euro/Canada saw a sharp increase after noon GMT and the pair has gained point 8% to post the day’s top move. Single currency was boosted by bullish publication of the European Central Bank’s December meeting minutes and it’s on top of the table. Australian retail sales increased faster than expected and Australian Dollar trades mostly higher and it’s almost level with the New Zealand Dollar, which is then only a fraction up from the Swiss Franc. UK Sterling is point 16% up from the Greenback. US producer prices slipped and jobless claims were up. Japanese Yen is up only from the Loonie Dollar. Canadian new house price index was slightly soft with a monthly increase of only point 1%. New Zealand/Canada has had a bullish week and the pair has appreciated by 1.77%. Euro/New Zealand is the top decliner and it’s 1.75% in the red. New Zealand/Greenback and Australia/Greenback both have gained more than 4% over the past month. Sterling/New Zealand is the most bearish pair with a drop of 2.64%. I’m Jack Everitt and this wraps up the Movers and Shakers for Thursday. We`ll be back tomorrow with this week’s final edition, but for now, goodbye.
Here’s what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markets at 3 PM GMT on this Thursday.
Euro/Canada saw a sharp increase after noon GMT and the pair has gained point 8% to post the day’s top move.
Single currency was boosted by bullish publication of the European Central Bank’s December meeting minutes and it’s on top of the table.
Australian retail sales increased faster than expected and Australian Dollar trades mostly higher and it’s almost level with the New Zealand Dollar, which is then only a fraction up from the Swiss Franc.
UK Sterling is point 16% up from the Greenback. US producer prices slipped and jobless claims were up.
Japanese Yen is up only from the Loonie Dollar.
Canadian new house price index was slightly soft with a monthly increase of only point 1%.
New Zealand/Canada has had a bullish week and the pair has appreciated by 1.77%. Euro/New Zealand is the top decliner and it’s 1.75% in the red.
New Zealand/Greenback and Australia/Greenback both have gained more than 4% over the past month. Sterling/New Zealand is the most bearish pair with a drop of 2.64%.
I’m Jack Everitt and this wraps up the Movers and Shakers for Thursday. We`ll be back tomorrow with this week’s final edition, but for now, goodbye.
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