It’s 3 PM GMT on this Friday and time for us to find out what has been moving and shaking on the currency markets. I`m Sinead MacLaughlin. Euro/Australia’s rate was flat for slightly more than 8 hours, but a following slide has resulted in the day’s biggest move, which is a decline of 1.76%. Commodity currency trio is on top of the advancers and decliners table and the US stock indexes have opened well into the green, backing up the positive outlook. Australian Dollar is the most bullish major at the moment, gaining ground as China cut interest rates. Canadian inflation rose more than expected and Loonie Dollar trades a fraction up from the New Zealand Dollar. Japanese Yen stands point 38% up from the other safe-haven US Dollar as Japan’s Finance Minister Taro Aso said the currency has depreciated too fast. UK Sterling is mostly lower, but it’s a considerable point 67% up from the Swissie, which trails the single currency lower. Euro wraps up the advancers and decliners table, moving South as the ECB President Mario Draghi said the Central Bank will do what they must to raise inflation as fast as possible. Let’s see where the 8 majors stand in longer terms. Canada/Yen takes the top spot on the weekly bulls list with a rise of 2.24%. Euro/Canada shows a smaller decline of 1.15% and it’s the most bearish pair. Dollar/Yen is up by a almost 10% over a month and it’s trailed closely by Canada/Yen and New Zealand/Yen. The Cable has declined the most and it’s down by 2.39%. So that’s it for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Enjoy your weekend and join us again on Monday for full coverage of the FX Markets. Goodbye.
It’s 3 PM GMT on this Friday and time for us to find out what has been moving and shaking on the currency markets. I`m Sinead MacLaughlin.
Euro/Australia’s rate was flat for slightly more than 8 hours, but a following slide has resulted in the day’s biggest move, which is a decline of 1.76%.
Commodity currency trio is on top of the advancers and decliners table and the US stock indexes have opened well into the green, backing up the positive outlook.
Australian Dollar is the most bullish major at the moment, gaining ground as China cut interest rates.
Canadian inflation rose more than expected and Loonie Dollar trades a fraction up from the New Zealand Dollar.
Japanese Yen stands point 38% up from the other safe-haven US Dollar as Japan’s Finance Minister Taro Aso said the currency has depreciated too fast.
UK Sterling is mostly lower, but it’s a considerable point 67% up from the Swissie, which trails the single currency lower.
Euro wraps up the advancers and decliners table, moving South as the ECB President Mario Draghi said the Central Bank will do what they must to raise inflation as fast as possible.
Let’s see where the 8 majors stand in longer terms. Canada/Yen takes the top spot on the weekly bulls list with a rise of 2.24%. Euro/Canada shows a smaller decline of 1.15% and it’s the most bearish pair.
Dollar/Yen is up by a almost 10% over a month and it’s trailed closely by Canada/Yen and New Zealand/Yen. The Cable has declined the most and it’s down by 2.39%.
So that’s it for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Enjoy your weekend and join us again on Monday for full coverage of the FX Markets. Goodbye.
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