Currency markets show relatively light trading on this mid-holiday Wednesday, so let’s see how the 8 majors line up so far. Ozzy Dollar has been on a rise against the Japanese Yen and the pair has appreciated by a total of point 56%, which is the day’s top move. Antipodes are having a generally bullish session and Australian Dollar is almost even with the neighboring New Zealand Dollar. Loonie Dollar is mostly higher and it’s level with the Single currency, which is a fraction up from the UK sterling. Swiss UBS consumption indicator slipped, but Credit Suisse economic expectations index jumped to 52 and Swissie is near the bottom of the table. Greenback is mostly lower ahead of the publication of the consumer confidence. Japanese Housing Starts report surprised on upside, but Yen is at the bottom of the table. Canada/Swissie shows the top rise over the past week and it’s the only pair that’s up by more than 2%. Dollar/Canada leads the bearish section with a decline of 1.73%. New Zealand/Yen has had a bullish month and the pair is 4.24% in the green. Euro/New Zealand shows the top decline and the pair is 2.55% in the red. I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Wednesday’s Movers and Shakers. Click back tomorrow, but for now, goodbye.
Currency markets show relatively light trading on this mid-holiday Wednesday, so let’s see how the 8 majors line up so far.
Ozzy Dollar has been on a rise against the Japanese Yen and the pair has appreciated by a total of point 56%, which is the day’s top move.
Antipodes are having a generally bullish session and Australian Dollar is almost even with the neighboring New Zealand Dollar.
Loonie Dollar is mostly higher and it’s level with the Single currency, which is a fraction up from the UK sterling.
Swiss UBS consumption indicator slipped, but Credit Suisse economic expectations index jumped to 52 and Swissie is near the bottom of the table.
Greenback is mostly lower ahead of the publication of the consumer confidence.
Japanese Housing Starts report surprised on upside, but Yen is at the bottom of the table.
Canada/Swissie shows the top rise over the past week and it’s the only pair that’s up by more than 2%. Dollar/Canada leads the bearish section with a decline of 1.73%.
New Zealand/Yen has had a bullish month and the pair is 4.24% in the green. Euro/New Zealand shows the top decline and the pair is 2.55% in the red.
I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Wednesday’s Movers and Shakers. Click back tomorrow, but for now, goodbye.
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