Let’s take a look at the FX Movers and Shakers for 3 PM GMT on this Thursday. Sterling/Australia gained ground up to approximately 9:20 in the morning and the pair stands point 73% in the green to post the day’s biggest move after retreating slightly from the daily high. Strong UK retail sales numbers sent Sterling higher and it’s on top of the advancers and decliners table. Safe-haven Japanese Yen trades up against most of the rivals and it’s just point 14% up from the Kiwi Dollar. Reserve Bank of New Zealand left interest rates on hold, saying they are likely to remain so for the foreseeable future. Swissie trades in a close range with a number of majors, including Loonie Dollar and Euro. German GfK Consumer Climate was reported slipping. US jobless claims data disappointed and Greenback is up only from the Australian Dollar, which is the most bearish major. Moving on to longer term performance charts, Sterling/Australia has had a bullish week and the pair has gained 1.87%. Australia/Yen is on top of the bearish table with a decline of 2.61%. Euro/New Zealand has gained the most ground over a month and the pair is up by 3.86%. New Zealand/Yen leads the bearish section with a slide of 3.68%. I’m Kiays Khalil and this is how the 8 majors stack up at 3 PM GMT. Click back for this week’s last overview, but for now, goodbye.
Let’s take a look at the FX Movers and Shakers for 3 PM GMT on this Thursday.
Sterling/Australia gained ground up to approximately 9:20 in the morning and the pair stands point 73% in the green to post the day’s biggest move after retreating slightly from the daily high.
Strong UK retail sales numbers sent Sterling higher and it’s on top of the advancers and decliners table.
Safe-haven Japanese Yen trades up against most of the rivals and it’s just point 14% up from the Kiwi Dollar.
Reserve Bank of New Zealand left interest rates on hold, saying they are likely to remain so for the foreseeable future.
Swissie trades in a close range with a number of majors, including Loonie Dollar and Euro. German GfK Consumer Climate was reported slipping.
US jobless claims data disappointed and Greenback is up only from the Australian Dollar, which is the most bearish major.
Moving on to longer term performance charts, Sterling/Australia has had a bullish week and the pair has gained 1.87%. Australia/Yen is on top of the bearish table with a decline of 2.61%.
Euro/New Zealand has gained the most ground over a month and the pair is up by 3.86%. New Zealand/Yen leads the bearish section with a slide of 3.68%.
I’m Kiays Khalil and this is how the 8 majors stack up at 3 PM GMT. Click back for this week’s last overview, but for now, goodbye.
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