Let’s take a look at the FX Movers and Shakers for Wednesday, 21st of December. Canada/Swissie is the mover of the day with a decline of point 6%. Early hours were flat and downtrend started forming after 8 o’clock in the morning. Dow Jones is hovering near the 20k level and Swiss Franc takes the top spot on the advancers and decliners table, followed closely by Yen. Japanese All industries activity increased by point 2% month on month. Euro has recovered some of the ground lost against the Buck. Rest of the currencies trade in a relatively narrow range and Sterling is the most bullish one of them, despite a disappointing public sector borrowing report. New Zealand GDP data is out later in the day and Kiwi Dollar is basically level with both the US and Australian Dollars. Canadian Dollar wraps up the list as the most bearish major. Moving on to longer term performance charts, Euro/New Zealand leads the weekly bulls chart and it’s the only pair that has gained more than 2%. NZD/Buck tops the decliners table with a slide of 4.07%. Canada/Yen has had a bullish month and the pair has gained almost 6%. New Zealand/Canada is the top decliner, standing 2.26% in the red. I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Wednesday’s Movers and Shakers, but do click back tomorrow when the next overview will be available. Goodbye.
Let’s take a look at the FX Movers and Shakers for Wednesday, 21st of December.
Canada/Swissie is the mover of the day with a decline of point 6%. Early hours were flat and downtrend started forming after 8 o’clock in the morning.
Dow Jones is hovering near the 20k level and Swiss Franc takes the top spot on the advancers and decliners table, followed closely by Yen. Japanese All industries activity increased by point 2% month on month.
Euro has recovered some of the ground lost against the Buck.
Rest of the currencies trade in a relatively narrow range and Sterling is the most bullish one of them, despite a disappointing public sector borrowing report.
New Zealand GDP data is out later in the day and Kiwi Dollar is basically level with both the US and Australian Dollars.
Canadian Dollar wraps up the list as the most bearish major.
Moving on to longer term performance charts, Euro/New Zealand leads the weekly bulls chart and it’s the only pair that has gained more than 2%. NZD/Buck tops the decliners table with a slide of 4.07%.
Canada/Yen has had a bullish month and the pair has gained almost 6%. New Zealand/Canada is the top decliner, standing 2.26% in the red.
I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Wednesday’s Movers and Shakers, but do click back tomorrow when the next overview will be available. Goodbye.
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