Stay on top of your trades on this week’s last trading day by watching the primary Dukascopy Spike Controller. I`m Sinead MacLaughlin. Euro/Dollar’s spreads have averaged at point 3 pips during the last 24 hours, peaking at 5.4 pips yesterday. This pair has plummeted today and it’s down by more than 1% or 136 pips. Spreads were up to 5.4 pips yesterday at 3 PM GMT during the US data run and both of the sides moved 1.9 pips apart today at 9:35 as the rate moved towards the daily low. The Cable’s long term average and maximum spreads are 1.17 and 6.5 pips respectively. Pound/Dollar rose to the high of 1 5738 yesterday, but it has since declined by point 66% or 104 pips. Spreads were elevated yesterday at 1:30 PM GMT as the US CPI and Jobless claims were out. Both of the sides stayed separated for a number of ticks, but you shouldn’t have seen a gap bigger than 6.5 pips. And last up for this report is the Dollar/Yen, which has a long term average of point 41 pips. Daily peak is 5.8 pips. This pair has retreated from the high of 118 51, declining by close to 1% or 115 pips. The US Philly Fed Survey and Existing home sales releases sent the rate and the spreads up yesterday at 3 PM GMT, but you anything far above the max of 5.8 pips should be questioned. This was the main Spike Controller for Friday. If you are in doubt about any of your trades, check back for the hourly updates.
Stay on top of your trades on this week’s last trading day by watching the primary Dukascopy Spike Controller. I`m Sinead MacLaughlin.
Euro/Dollar’s spreads have averaged at point 3 pips during the last 24 hours, peaking at 5.4 pips yesterday.
This pair has plummeted today and it’s down by more than 1% or 136 pips.
Spreads were up to 5.4 pips yesterday at 3 PM GMT during the US data run and both of the sides moved 1.9 pips apart today at 9:35 as the rate moved towards the daily low.
The Cable’s long term average and maximum spreads are 1.17 and 6.5 pips respectively.
Pound/Dollar rose to the high of 1 5738 yesterday, but it has since declined by point 66% or 104 pips.
Spreads were elevated yesterday at 1:30 PM GMT as the US CPI and Jobless claims were out.
Both of the sides stayed separated for a number of ticks, but you shouldn’t have seen a gap bigger than 6.5 pips.
And last up for this report is the Dollar/Yen, which has a long term average of point 41 pips. Daily peak is 5.8 pips.
This pair has retreated from the high of 118 51, declining by close to 1% or 115 pips.
The US Philly Fed Survey and Existing home sales releases sent the rate and the spreads up yesterday at 3 PM GMT, but you anything far above the max of 5.8 pips should be questioned.
This was the main Spike Controller for Friday. If you are in doubt about any of your trades, check back for the hourly updates.
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