Hello, I`m Ben Jones these are the Movers and Shakers, where we`ll find out how the 8 major currencies line up at 3 PM GMT on this Tuesday. Canada/Yen was moving up for hours and it surged after a correction to stand point 79% in the green, which is the day’s biggest move. The US stock indexes have opened in the green and commodity currency trio is on top of the advancers and decliners table. Canadian Dollar is the most bullish major, followed by the antipodes. Australian Dollar is only a fraction up from the neighboring New Zealand Dollar. Single currency was dragged lower yesterday by disappointing German IFO Survey and now it’s just slightly North of both the UK Sterling and the Swiss Franc. Greenback is mostly lower as the US durable goods dropped by 1.3% and core reading slid by point 2%, but the CB consumer confidence showed a positive reading of 94 and a half. Last up on the advancers and decliners table is another safe-haven – Japanese Yen. So, let’s see where the 8 majors stand in longer terms. Sterling/Yen has gained the most over a week and it’s up by 1.75%. Euro/Australia is the most bearish pair and it’s 1.35% in the red. Euro/New Zealand leads the monthly bulls table with an advance of 1.37%. New Zealand/Yen is by far the most bearish pair and it’s 2.57% in the red. This wraps up Tuesday’s Movers and Shakers. Tune in tomorrow for the next report, but for now, goodbye.
Hello, I`m Ben Jones these are the Movers and Shakers, where we`ll find out how the 8 major currencies line up at 3 PM GMT on this Tuesday.
Canada/Yen was moving up for hours and it surged after a correction to stand point 79% in the green, which is the day’s biggest move.
The US stock indexes have opened in the green and commodity currency trio is on top of the advancers and decliners table.
Canadian Dollar is the most bullish major, followed by the antipodes. Australian Dollar is only a fraction up from the neighboring New Zealand Dollar.
Single currency was dragged lower yesterday by disappointing German IFO Survey and now it’s just slightly North of both the UK Sterling and the Swiss Franc.
Greenback is mostly lower as the US durable goods dropped by 1.3% and core reading slid by point 2%, but the CB consumer confidence showed a positive reading of 94 and a half.
Last up on the advancers and decliners table is another safe-haven – Japanese Yen.
So, let’s see where the 8 majors stand in longer terms. Sterling/Yen has gained the most over a week and it’s up by 1.75%. Euro/Australia is the most bearish pair and it’s 1.35% in the red.
Euro/New Zealand leads the monthly bulls table with an advance of 1.37%. New Zealand/Yen is by far the most bearish pair and it’s 2.57% in the red.
This wraps up Tuesday’s Movers and Shakers. Tune in tomorrow for the next report, but for now, goodbye.
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