Let’s see what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markets at 3 PM GMT following the ECB monetary policy announcement. Euro/Sterling is the mover of the day with a gain of 1.27%. The pair started heading sharply higher after 8 o’clock in the morning. The ECB left monetary policy unchanged, but traders found the key statement – Draghi said the ECB will discuss the next stage of QE programme in the autumn, sending the Single currency higher. Swiss trade surplus narrowed down more than estimated and Swissie is point 49% South of the top advancer. Canadian Dollar is followed closely by another commodity currency – New Zealand Dollar. Bank of Japan announced no change to monetary policy and Yen is slightly North of the Buck. US Jobless claims were positive, but Philly Fed Manufacturing Index disappointed. Australian employment report was roughly in line with expectations and Ozzy Dollar is up only from the Sterling, which wraps up the table, despite a strong retail sales report. Australia/Greenback has been on a bullish run this past week and the pair is 2.59% in the green. Sterling/Australia has depreciated the most, standing more than 2% in the red. Canada/Yen shows the top rise over a month and the gain measures at 5.82%. Dollar/Canada is the top decliner with a loss of slightly more than 5%. I’m Kiays Khalil and that’s all for Thursday’s Movers and Shakers. Do click back for this week’s final report, but for now, goodbye.
Let’s see what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markets at 3 PM GMT following the ECB monetary policy announcement.
Euro/Sterling is the mover of the day with a gain of 1.27%. The pair started heading sharply higher after 8 o’clock in the morning.
The ECB left monetary policy unchanged, but traders found the key statement – Draghi said the ECB will discuss the next stage of QE programme in the autumn, sending the Single currency higher.
Swiss trade surplus narrowed down more than estimated and Swissie is point 49% South of the top advancer.
Canadian Dollar is followed closely by another commodity currency – New Zealand Dollar.
Bank of Japan announced no change to monetary policy and Yen is slightly North of the Buck. US Jobless claims were positive, but Philly Fed Manufacturing Index disappointed.
Australian employment report was roughly in line with expectations and Ozzy Dollar is up only from the Sterling, which wraps up the table, despite a strong retail sales report.
Australia/Greenback has been on a bullish run this past week and the pair is 2.59% in the green. Sterling/Australia has depreciated the most, standing more than 2% in the red.
Canada/Yen shows the top rise over a month and the gain measures at 5.82%. Dollar/Canada is the top decliner with a loss of slightly more than 5%.
I’m Kiays Khalil and that’s all for Thursday’s Movers and Shakers. Do click back for this week’s final report, but for now, goodbye.
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