US stock indexes are hovering near the opening level, so let’s find out where the 8 major currencies stand at 3 PM GMT on this Thursday. Australia/Canada was flat for hours, but a following decline has resulted in a loss of point 93%, which is the day’s top move. A strong retail sales report has sent the Loonie Dollar higher and it’s the most bullish of the 8 majors on the table. RBNZ left rates on hold, in line with expectations and Kiwi Dollar is trading near the top of the list. US jobless claims were roughly in line with expectations and Greenback is followed closely by a number of majors. Swiss trade surplus jumped to 3.4 billion and Swissie is close to even with the safe-haven Japanese Yen. UK CBI industrial order expectations surprised on upside and Sterling is even with the Euro. Euro Zone consumer confidence improved slightly, but Single currency is up only from the Australian Dollar, which is the most bearish of the 8 majors on the table. New Zealand/Yen has had a bullish week and the pair has gained 1.39%. Sterling/New Zealand has declined the most over the same term, standing 1.72% in the red. New Zealand/Swissie is on top of the monthly bulls table with a gain of 3.59%. Sterling/New Zealand has depreciated the most and it’s down by 5.78%. I’m Kiays Khalil and that’s all for Thursday’s Movers and Shakers, but do click back for FX news and more. Goodbye.
US stock indexes are hovering near the opening level, so let’s find out where the 8 major currencies stand at 3 PM GMT on this Thursday.
Australia/Canada was flat for hours, but a following decline has resulted in a loss of point 93%, which is the day’s top move.
A strong retail sales report has sent the Loonie Dollar higher and it’s the most bullish of the 8 majors on the table.
RBNZ left rates on hold, in line with expectations and Kiwi Dollar is trading near the top of the list.
US jobless claims were roughly in line with expectations and Greenback is followed closely by a number of majors.
Swiss trade surplus jumped to 3.4 billion and Swissie is close to even with the safe-haven Japanese Yen.
UK CBI industrial order expectations surprised on upside and Sterling is even with the Euro.
Euro Zone consumer confidence improved slightly, but Single currency is up only from the Australian Dollar, which is the most bearish of the 8 majors on the table.
New Zealand/Yen has had a bullish week and the pair has gained 1.39%. Sterling/New Zealand has declined the most over the same term, standing 1.72% in the red.
New Zealand/Swissie is on top of the monthly bulls table with a gain of 3.59%. Sterling/New Zealand has depreciated the most and it’s down by 5.78%.
I’m Kiays Khalil and that’s all for Thursday’s Movers and Shakers, but do click back for FX news and more. Goodbye.
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