Carving turkey and slicing pumpkin pie is on the agenda for a lot of traders in the US on this Thursday, but we`ll have a look at the FX Movers and Shakers. I`m Monica Gibson. Sterling/Australia declined during the early hours and the pair stands point 62% in the red, which is the day’s biggest move. Antipodes are on top of the advancers and decliners table. Australian Dollar is the most bullish of the 8 majors as Australian new home sales rose by 3% and private capital expenditure showed a surprise advance. New Zealand trade deficit narrowed, but less than expected and Kiwi Dollar stands point 29% South of the neighboring top advancer. The safe-haven Japanese Yen is only a fraction down from the Kiwi Dollar. US Financial markets are closed for Thanksgiving Day and Greenback is close to level with the Yen. Swissie stands even with the Euro, which saw downward pressure as German inflation stagnated. Canada’s current account deficit contracted to the lowest level since 2008, but Loonie Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity majors on the table. Wrapping up the advancers and decliners table is the UK Sterling. Moving on to longer term charts, Canada/Swissie leads the weekly bulls chart with an increase of 1.19%. Australia/Canada has declined the most over the same term and it’s down by 1.11%. Dollar/Yen’s monthly advance continues to contract, but it’s still the most bullish pair. Australia/Dollar leads the bearish section and it’s down by 3.21%. That’s it for Thursday’s Movers and Shakers. Tune in tomorrow for this week’s last report, but for now, goodbye.
Carving turkey and slicing pumpkin pie is on the agenda for a lot of traders in the US on this Thursday, but we`ll have a look at the FX Movers and Shakers. I`m Monica Gibson.
Sterling/Australia declined during the early hours and the pair stands point 62% in the red, which is the day’s biggest move.
Antipodes are on top of the advancers and decliners table. Australian Dollar is the most bullish of the 8 majors as Australian new home sales rose by 3% and private capital expenditure showed a surprise advance.
New Zealand trade deficit narrowed, but less than expected and Kiwi Dollar stands point 29% South of the neighboring top advancer.
The safe-haven Japanese Yen is only a fraction down from the Kiwi Dollar.
US Financial markets are closed for Thanksgiving Day and Greenback is close to level with the Yen.
Swissie stands even with the Euro, which saw downward pressure as German inflation stagnated.
Canada’s current account deficit contracted to the lowest level since 2008, but Loonie Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity majors on the table.
Wrapping up the advancers and decliners table is the UK Sterling.
Moving on to longer term charts, Canada/Swissie leads the weekly bulls chart with an increase of 1.19%. Australia/Canada has declined the most over the same term and it’s down by 1.11%.
Dollar/Yen’s monthly advance continues to contract, but it’s still the most bullish pair. Australia/Dollar leads the bearish section and it’s down by 3.21%.
That’s it for Thursday’s Movers and Shakers. Tune in tomorrow for this week’s last report, but for now, goodbye.
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