It’s 3 PM GMT on this Wednesday, 18th of October and time for us to find out where the 8 major currencies stand. Canada/Yen has given bears no chances and uptrend puts the pair point 75% in the green, which is the day’s top move. Loonie Dollar tops the table as Canadian manufacturing sales jumped by 1.6%. Single currency is having a bullish session as well and it trades in an extremely narrow range with a couple more majors, including the Greenback. US Building permits and housing starts both were weak, but Buck is up against most of the rivals. Australian Dollar is close to even with the Sterling as UK unemployment rate remained unchanged. Swiss Franc is followed by the Kiwi Dollar, which is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies. Japanese Yen wraps up the table as the Bank of Japan board member Makoto Sakurai said the bank should leave the monetary policy loose. New Zealand/Swissie shows the top rise over the past week, standing 1.82% in the green. Euro/New Zealand has depreciated the most and it’s 1.46% in the red. Dollar/Canada leads the monthly bulls chart with a gain of 2.36%. 2.96% is the top decline over the same term and it’s posted by the Cable. I’m Jack Everitt and you’ve been watching the Movers and Shakers for Wednesday. Click back tomorrow, but for now, goodbye.
It’s 3 PM GMT on this Wednesday, 18th of October and time for us to find out where the 8 major currencies stand.
Canada/Yen has given bears no chances and uptrend puts the pair point 75% in the green, which is the day’s top move.
Loonie Dollar tops the table as Canadian manufacturing sales jumped by 1.6%.
Single currency is having a bullish session as well and it trades in an extremely narrow range with a couple more majors, including the Greenback. US Building permits and housing starts both were weak, but Buck is up against most of the rivals.
Australian Dollar is close to even with the Sterling as UK unemployment rate remained unchanged.
Swiss Franc is followed by the Kiwi Dollar, which is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies.
Japanese Yen wraps up the table as the Bank of Japan board member Makoto Sakurai said the bank should leave the monetary policy loose.
New Zealand/Swissie shows the top rise over the past week, standing 1.82% in the green. Euro/New Zealand has depreciated the most and it’s 1.46% in the red.
Dollar/Canada leads the monthly bulls chart with a gain of 2.36%. 2.96% is the top decline over the same term and it’s posted by the Cable.
I’m Jack Everitt and you’ve been watching the Movers and Shakers for Wednesday. Click back tomorrow, but for now, goodbye.
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