Let’s find out how the 8 major currencies line up at 3 PM GMT on this week’s final trading day. Kiwi Dollar shot up against the Buck only hours into the trading session and the pair is point 71% in the green, which is the top move. US stock indexes opened in the green and a commodity currency New Zealand Dollar is on top of the table. Swissie is mostly higher and it’s just a fraction South of the most bullish major. Australian Dollar is trailed closely by both the UK Sterling and the Single currency. German business climate slipped by a fraction and investors are still awaiting speech by the ECB President Mario Draghi at the Economy Policy Symposium in Jackson Hole. Japanese Yen is almost even with the Loonie Dollar, which is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies on the table. US durable goods report was mixed and Greenback wraps up the advancers and decliners table as policy makers are still giving speeches in Jackson Hole. Past week has been bullish for the Euro/New Zealand and the pair is up by 1.89%. New Zealand/Canada is the top decliner over the same term with a matching drop of 1.89%. Euro/New Zealand leads the monthly bulls chart as well and the pair has gained 4.5%. New Zealand/Yen has had a bearish run over the past month and the pair is almost 5% in the red. I’m Celeste Skinner and that’s all for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and tune in on Monday for more. Goodbye.
Let’s find out how the 8 major currencies line up at 3 PM GMT on this week’s final trading day.
Kiwi Dollar shot up against the Buck only hours into the trading session and the pair is point 71% in the green, which is the top move.
US stock indexes opened in the green and a commodity currency New Zealand Dollar is on top of the table.
Swissie is mostly higher and it’s just a fraction South of the most bullish major.
Australian Dollar is trailed closely by both the UK Sterling and the Single currency. German business climate slipped by a fraction and investors are still awaiting speech by the ECB President Mario Draghi at the Economy Policy Symposium in Jackson Hole.
Japanese Yen is almost even with the Loonie Dollar, which is the most bearish of the three commodity currencies on the table.
US durable goods report was mixed and Greenback wraps up the advancers and decliners table as policy makers are still giving speeches in Jackson Hole.
Past week has been bullish for the Euro/New Zealand and the pair is up by 1.89%. New Zealand/Canada is the top decliner over the same term with a matching drop of 1.89%.
Euro/New Zealand leads the monthly bulls chart as well and the pair has gained 4.5%. New Zealand/Yen has had a bearish run over the past month and the pair is almost 5% in the red.
I’m Celeste Skinner and that’s all for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and tune in on Monday for more. Goodbye.
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