Where do bullish bets put the Sterling on the advancers and decliners table at 3 PM GMT? Find out by watching the Dukascopy Movers and Shakers. I`m Alex Iszatt. Swissie/Yen has gained almost 1% over 15 hours of trading and the pair has been pretty much heading up throughout the day. The Swiss National Bank reaffirmed their intentions to defend the Euro/Swissie ceiling, but Swissie is currently point 32% up from the Single currency. Sterling only a fraction down from the top advancer as Scotland heads to the polls for independence vote, indicating traders are betting on a no vote. Loonie Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the table. Overnight New Zealand GDP report showed an economic expansion of point 7% in the second quarter, beating the estimates by a fraction and Kiwi Dollar is almost level with the Euro. Australian Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies and wrapping up the advancers and decliners table are a couple of safe-havens. Greenback remains slightly up against the Yen after surging to a six year high as the Federal Reserve increased its target rate forecast yesterday. Moving on to longer term charts, Sterling/Yen leads the weekly bulls list, standing 2.79% in the green. Australia/Canada has declined the most and it’s down by more than 2%. Dollar/Yen is still the most bullish pair on the monthly table and it has gained a solid 5.78%. New Zealand/Dollar leads the bearish section and it has declined by 3.88%. So this is how the 8 majors have performed so far on Thursday. We`ll return tomorrow with this week’s last report, but for now, goodbye.
Where do bullish bets put the Sterling on the advancers and decliners table at 3 PM GMT? Find out by watching the Dukascopy Movers and Shakers. I`m Alex Iszatt.
Swissie/Yen has gained almost 1% over 15 hours of trading and the pair has been pretty much heading up throughout the day.
The Swiss National Bank reaffirmed their intentions to defend the Euro/Swissie ceiling, but Swissie is currently point 32% up from the Single currency.
Sterling only a fraction down from the top advancer as Scotland heads to the polls for independence vote, indicating traders are betting on a no vote.
Loonie Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the table.
Overnight New Zealand GDP report showed an economic expansion of point 7% in the second quarter, beating the estimates by a fraction and Kiwi Dollar is almost level with the Euro.
Australian Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies and wrapping up the advancers and decliners table are a couple of safe-havens.
Greenback remains slightly up against the Yen after surging to a six year high as the Federal Reserve increased its target rate forecast yesterday.
Moving on to longer term charts, Sterling/Yen leads the weekly bulls list, standing 2.79% in the green. Australia/Canada has declined the most and it’s down by more than 2%.
Dollar/Yen is still the most bullish pair on the monthly table and it has gained a solid 5.78%. New Zealand/Dollar leads the bearish section and it has declined by 3.88%.
So this is how the 8 majors have performed so far on Thursday. We`ll return tomorrow with this week’s last report, but for now, goodbye.
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