This Wednesday has been light in terms of economic news releases, so let’s see if it’s equally calm on the FX markets. Euro/Sterling has been moving gradually higher during most of the session and the pair has gained point 44% to post the day’s top move. Catalonia hasn’t formally declared independence from Spain, providing support with the Single currency, which tops the advancers and decliners table. Swiss Franc trades mostly higher and it’s only a fraction South of the top advancer Euro. Preliminary Japanese Machine Tool Orders growth accelerated and Yen is up against most of the rivals. FOMC Meeting Minutes will be published later in the day and Greenback is trailed closely by the Loonie Dollar, which is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies. New Zealand Dollar is almost level with the Australian Dollar, which is a fraction North of the most bearish major, which is the UK Sterling. Euro/New Zealand has had a bullish week and the pair is up by almost 2%. New Zealand/Yen shows the top decline over the same term and it’s 1.65% in the red. Sterling/Australia leads the monthly bulls table with a rise of 3.33%. Australia/Greenback has depreciated the most, standing slightly more than 3% in the red. I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Wednesday’s Movers and Shakers. Click back tomorrow, but for now, goodbye.
This Wednesday has been light in terms of economic news releases, so let’s see if it’s equally calm on the FX markets.
Euro/Sterling has been moving gradually higher during most of the session and the pair has gained point 44% to post the day’s top move.
Catalonia hasn’t formally declared independence from Spain, providing support with the Single currency, which tops the advancers and decliners table.
Swiss Franc trades mostly higher and it’s only a fraction South of the top advancer Euro.
Preliminary Japanese Machine Tool Orders growth accelerated and Yen is up against most of the rivals.
FOMC Meeting Minutes will be published later in the day and Greenback is trailed closely by the Loonie Dollar, which is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies.
New Zealand Dollar is almost level with the Australian Dollar, which is a fraction North of the most bearish major, which is the UK Sterling.
Euro/New Zealand has had a bullish week and the pair is up by almost 2%. New Zealand/Yen shows the top decline over the same term and it’s 1.65% in the red.
Sterling/Australia leads the monthly bulls table with a rise of 3.33%. Australia/Greenback has depreciated the most, standing slightly more than 3% in the red.
I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Wednesday’s Movers and Shakers. Click back tomorrow, but for now, goodbye.
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