Hello, I`m Imogen Comrie and these are the FX Movers and Shakers for Thursday, 20th of November. This day is relatively calm on the currency markets and the biggest move is a rise of point 36%. It’s posted by the Cable, which started heading higher only hours into the trading day. Loonie Dollar tops the advancers and decliners table, along with the Sterling as UK retail sales advanced more than estimated and Canadian wholesale sales grew faster than expected. Both of the majors are followed closely by the Kiwi Dollar. Australian Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies and it’s point 16% South of the neighboring Kiwi Dollar. Swiss Franc is almost level with the Euro, which was under pressure as region’s PMI data run showed disappointing figures. A couple of safe-havens are at the bottom of the list – Japanese Yen is one tenth of a percent up from the Buck, which wraps up the list. US jobless claims declined, but less than expected and inflation grew faster than forecast. Let’s move on to longer terms, where Swissie/Yen has gained the most over a week and it’s up by 2.76%. Australia/Swissie leads the bearish list and it’s 2.19% in the red. Dollar/Yen is on top of the monthly bulls chart and it has appreciated by a massive 10.59%. The Cable is the top decliner and it’s down by 2.66%. This wraps up Thursday’s Movers and Shakers report. Tune in tomorrow for this week’s last release, but for now, goodbye.
Hello, I`m Imogen Comrie and these are the FX Movers and Shakers for Thursday, 20th of November.
This day is relatively calm on the currency markets and the biggest move is a rise of point 36%. It’s posted by the Cable, which started heading higher only hours into the trading day.
Loonie Dollar tops the advancers and decliners table, along with the Sterling as UK retail sales advanced more than estimated and Canadian wholesale sales grew faster than expected.
Both of the majors are followed closely by the Kiwi Dollar.
Australian Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies and it’s point 16% South of the neighboring Kiwi Dollar.
Swiss Franc is almost level with the Euro, which was under pressure as region’s PMI data run showed disappointing figures.
A couple of safe-havens are at the bottom of the list – Japanese Yen is one tenth of a percent up from the Buck, which wraps up the list. US jobless claims declined, but less than expected and inflation grew faster than forecast.
Let’s move on to longer terms, where Swissie/Yen has gained the most over a week and it’s up by 2.76%. Australia/Swissie leads the bearish list and it’s 2.19% in the red.
Dollar/Yen is on top of the monthly bulls chart and it has appreciated by a massive 10.59%. The Cable is the top decliner and it’s down by 2.66%.
This wraps up Thursday’s Movers and Shakers report. Tune in tomorrow for this week’s last release, but for now, goodbye.
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