You’re watching another Movers and Shakers report. Let’s take a look at how the major currencies line up at 3 GMT on this Tuesday. I’m Sinead MacLaughlin. New Zealand/Swissie recorded most of the loss after 9 o`clock AM and the pair shows the day’s biggest move, which is a decline of point 76%. Swiss Franc tops the advancers and decliners table, followed closely by the Single currency, which is up against most of the rivals, despite disappointing bloc’s PMI releases. US home prices were reported rising less than estimated and Canadian retail sales report showed an unexpected decline, but Greenback is level with the Loonie Dollar, which is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies on the list. UK Sterling is just slightly North of the safe-haven Japanese Yen, while there is no trading in Japan due to a market holiday. Antipodes wrap up the advancers and decliners table. Australian Dollar is a considerable point 32% up from the Kiwi Dollar, which is the most bearish major. Let’s find out what’s been moving and shaking in longer terms. Sterling/Australia has gained slightly more than 3% over a week and it’s on top of the bulls chart. Australia/Canada is 2.46% in the red and that’s the biggest slide. Dollar/Yen continues to dominate monthly advancers list and it’s 5.33% in the green. 4.9% is the biggest slide and its’ recorded by Australia/Dollar. That concludes the Movers and Shakers for Tuesday. As usual, we’ll be returning tomorrow with the next report. Goodbye.
You’re watching another Movers and Shakers report. Let’s take a look at how the major currencies line up at 3 GMT on this Tuesday. I’m Sinead MacLaughlin.
New Zealand/Swissie recorded most of the loss after 9 o`clock AM and the pair shows the day’s biggest move, which is a decline of point 76%.
Swiss Franc tops the advancers and decliners table, followed closely by the Single currency, which is up against most of the rivals, despite disappointing bloc’s PMI releases.
US home prices were reported rising less than estimated and Canadian retail sales report showed an unexpected decline, but Greenback is level with the Loonie Dollar, which is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies on the list.
UK Sterling is just slightly North of the safe-haven Japanese Yen, while there is no trading in Japan due to a market holiday.
Antipodes wrap up the advancers and decliners table. Australian Dollar is a considerable point 32% up from the Kiwi Dollar, which is the most bearish major.
Let’s find out what’s been moving and shaking in longer terms. Sterling/Australia has gained slightly more than 3% over a week and it’s on top of the bulls chart. Australia/Canada is 2.46% in the red and that’s the biggest slide.
Dollar/Yen continues to dominate monthly advancers list and it’s 5.33% in the green. 4.9% is the biggest slide and its’ recorded by Australia/Dollar.
That concludes the Movers and Shakers for Tuesday. As usual, we’ll be returning tomorrow with the next report. Goodbye.
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