Traders should be extra vigilant when dealing with spread levels as high separations can hurt profits, so keep watching the main Dukascopy Spike Controller to access the benchmark interbank stats. I`m Alex Iszatt. Euro/Dollar’s long term average spread is point 37 pips and peak separation has been 4.3 pips. This pair rose sharply yesterday, gaining close to 2% or 249 pips, but it lost some of the gains as it retreated from the high of 1 2887. Spreads peaked yesterday at 1:40 PM GMT as the bid side dropped sharply a couple of times, but you shouldn’t have seen a gap bigger than 4.3 pips. The cable’s long term average and maximum spreads are 1.14 and 7.5 pips respectively. Pound/Dollar’s trend has been shifting and the biggest move has been a decline of 1.21% or 195 pips. Spreads were higher than usual yesterday at a half past noon GMT during the US data run, but make sure your broker hasn’t charged you more than 7 and a half pips. Point 36 pips is the long term average spread for the Dollar/Yen. Biggest gap of 4 pips was recorded yesterday. Greenback plummeted against the Yen, dropping by a massive 2% or 215 pips to hit the low of 105 20. US retail sales sent the rate sharply down yesterday at a half past noon GMT and that’s the time of the peak spread. Both of the sides were separated shortly before the drop, but 4 pips is the biggest gap you should have seen. That`s it for now, you can stay on top of your trade by checking back for the hourly updates.
Traders should be extra vigilant when dealing with spread levels as high separations can hurt profits, so keep watching the main Dukascopy Spike Controller to access the benchmark interbank stats. I`m Alex Iszatt.
Euro/Dollar’s long term average spread is point 37 pips and peak separation has been 4.3 pips.
This pair rose sharply yesterday, gaining close to 2% or 249 pips, but it lost some of the gains as it retreated from the high of 1 2887.
Spreads peaked yesterday at 1:40 PM GMT as the bid side dropped sharply a couple of times, but you shouldn’t have seen a gap bigger than 4.3 pips.
The cable’s long term average and maximum spreads are 1.14 and 7.5 pips respectively.
Pound/Dollar’s trend has been shifting and the biggest move has been a decline of 1.21% or 195 pips.
Spreads were higher than usual yesterday at a half past noon GMT during the US data run, but make sure your broker hasn’t charged you more than 7 and a half pips.
Point 36 pips is the long term average spread for the Dollar/Yen. Biggest gap of 4 pips was recorded yesterday.
Greenback plummeted against the Yen, dropping by a massive 2% or 215 pips to hit the low of 105 20.
US retail sales sent the rate sharply down yesterday at a half past noon GMT and that’s the time of the peak spread.
Both of the sides were separated shortly before the drop, but 4 pips is the biggest gap you should have seen.
That`s it for now, you can stay on top of your trade by checking back for the hourly updates.
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