It’s time once again for the Primary Spike Controller, providing you with the benchmark interbank price data. Euro/Dollar’s long term average spread is point 24 pips and maximum separation has been 2 and a half pips. Both of the sides moved 1.1 pips apart during the last hour. Rate has been mostly moving sideways and the biggest move is a decline of point 44% or 48 pips. US jobless claims release has had the most influence on the spreads for this pair, but 2.5 pips is the biggest gap you should have seen. The Cable’s spreads have averaged at point 88 pips during the last 24 hours, peaking at 8.9 pips. Pound/Dollar moved sharply down yesterday, dropping by point 61% or 92 pips, but it bounced back from the daily low. Bank of England monetary policy statement took place yesterday at noon GMT and that’s the time of the peak spread. Both of the sides stayed separated for a while, but 8.9 pips is the most you should have been charged. Last up is the Dollar/Yen, which has a daily average of point 3 pips. Both of the sides were 2.5 pips apart yesterday and 2.4 pips apart today. Long term high and low difference is 99 pips and it was recorded as the pair gained point 82%. US jobless claims release sent the spreads higher yesterday at 1:30 PM GMT, but 2.5 pips is the line that shouldn’t have been crossed. I’m Jessica Walker and this was the main Spike Controller for Friday. Do stay tuned for hourly updates, but for now, goodbye.
It’s time once again for the Primary Spike Controller, providing you with the benchmark interbank price data.
Euro/Dollar’s long term average spread is point 24 pips and maximum separation has been 2 and a half pips. Both of the sides moved 1.1 pips apart during the last hour.
Rate has been mostly moving sideways and the biggest move is a decline of point 44% or 48 pips.
US jobless claims release has had the most influence on the spreads for this pair, but 2.5 pips is the biggest gap you should have seen.
The Cable’s spreads have averaged at point 88 pips during the last 24 hours, peaking at 8.9 pips.
Pound/Dollar moved sharply down yesterday, dropping by point 61% or 92 pips, but it bounced back from the daily low.
Bank of England monetary policy statement took place yesterday at noon GMT and that’s the time of the peak spread.
Both of the sides stayed separated for a while, but 8.9 pips is the most you should have been charged.
Last up is the Dollar/Yen, which has a daily average of point 3 pips. Both of the sides were 2.5 pips apart yesterday and 2.4 pips apart today.
Long term high and low difference is 99 pips and it was recorded as the pair gained point 82%.
US jobless claims release sent the spreads higher yesterday at 1:30 PM GMT, but 2.5 pips is the line that shouldn’t have been crossed.
I’m Jessica Walker and this was the main Spike Controller for Friday. Do stay tuned for hourly updates, but for now, goodbye.
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