Economic calendar is relatively light on this week’s first trading day, so let’s find out if it’s equally slow on the FX markets. I`m Alex Iszatt. New Zealand/Dollar is the mover of the day and it has gained point 44%, moving higher after 6 o`clock in the morning. Antipodes are on top of the advancers and decliners table. New Zealand Dollar is slightly up from the neighboring Australian Dollar as Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher said he is hawkish on interest rates. Swiss Franc is followed closely by a number of majors, including the Sterling, which was supported as UK house prices were reported rising by 2.6% month on month. The safe-haven Japanese Yen is almost level with the Single currency as German PPI stalled and the bloc’s current account surplus declined more than expected. Commodity currency Canadian Dollar is up only from the Buck, which wraps up the advancers and decliners table as the most bearish major. Moving on to longer term performance charts, New Zealand/Canada tops the weekly bulls chart and it has gained 2.45%. Canada/Swissie is the most bearish pair and it’s 2.14% in the red. Dollar/Canada is by far the most bullish pair on the monthly advancers list and it’s up by close to 3%. Canada/Yen has declined the most and it’s down by 3.42%. These were the Movers and Shakers for Monday. We`ll be back tomorrow with another release, but for now, goodbye.
Economic calendar is relatively light on this week’s first trading day, so let’s find out if it’s equally slow on the FX markets. I`m Alex Iszatt.
New Zealand/Dollar is the mover of the day and it has gained point 44%, moving higher after 6 o`clock in the morning.
Antipodes are on top of the advancers and decliners table. New Zealand Dollar is slightly up from the neighboring Australian Dollar as Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher said he is hawkish on interest rates.
Swiss Franc is followed closely by a number of majors, including the Sterling, which was supported as UK house prices were reported rising by 2.6% month on month.
The safe-haven Japanese Yen is almost level with the Single currency as German PPI stalled and the bloc’s current account surplus declined more than expected.
Commodity currency Canadian Dollar is up only from the Buck, which wraps up the advancers and decliners table as the most bearish major.
Moving on to longer term performance charts, New Zealand/Canada tops the weekly bulls chart and it has gained 2.45%. Canada/Swissie is the most bearish pair and it’s 2.14% in the red.
Dollar/Canada is by far the most bullish pair on the monthly advancers list and it’s up by close to 3%. Canada/Yen has declined the most and it’s down by 3.42%.
These were the Movers and Shakers for Monday. We`ll be back tomorrow with another release, but for now, goodbye.
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