Start of this trading week has been relatively slow on the FX Markets, but nonetheless, here’s what’s moving and shaking at 3 PM GMT. I`m Imogen Comrie. New Zealand/Dollar is the mover of the day with an increase of point 43%. Most of the rise took place shortly after midnight GMT. Table shows mixed sentiment as a commodity currency New Zealand Dollar tops the advancers and decliners table, followed closely by a safe-haven Japanese Yen. Swiss Franc is almost level with the UK Sterling, which was supported by the CBI Realized sales report. Euro rose as the ECB stress test eased some corners, but a disappointing German IFO Survey put downward pressure on the single currency. Canadian Dollar is only a fraction up from another commodity currency, Australian Dollar and the neighboring Buck, which wraps up the list as the Flash US Services PMI declined more than expected and pending home sales grew less than estimated. Let’s find out what are the biggest moves in longer terms. Sterling/Yen is the most bullish pair on the weekly advancers list, standing 1.18% in the green. Euro/Australia is the most bearish pair and it’s slightly more than 1% in the red. Euro/New Zealand has appreciated the most over a month and it’s 1.62% in the green. New Zealand/Yen is by far the most bearish instrument and it’s down by 3.38%. That’s it for Monday’s Movers and shakers. We`ll return tomorrow with the next report, but for now, goodbye.
Start of this trading week has been relatively slow on the FX Markets, but nonetheless, here’s what’s moving and shaking at 3 PM GMT. I`m Imogen Comrie.
New Zealand/Dollar is the mover of the day with an increase of point 43%. Most of the rise took place shortly after midnight GMT.
Table shows mixed sentiment as a commodity currency New Zealand Dollar tops the advancers and decliners table, followed closely by a safe-haven Japanese Yen.
Swiss Franc is almost level with the UK Sterling, which was supported by the CBI Realized sales report.
Euro rose as the ECB stress test eased some corners, but a disappointing German IFO Survey put downward pressure on the single currency.
Canadian Dollar is only a fraction up from another commodity currency, Australian Dollar and the neighboring Buck, which wraps up the list as the Flash US Services PMI declined more than expected and pending home sales grew less than estimated.
Let’s find out what are the biggest moves in longer terms. Sterling/Yen is the most bullish pair on the weekly advancers list, standing 1.18% in the green. Euro/Australia is the most bearish pair and it’s slightly more than 1% in the red.
Euro/New Zealand has appreciated the most over a month and it’s 1.62% in the green. New Zealand/Yen is by far the most bearish instrument and it’s down by 3.38%.
That’s it for Monday’s Movers and shakers. We`ll return tomorrow with the next report, but for now, goodbye.
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