This trading week is drawing closer to an end so let’s see what has been moving and shaking on the FX markets so far this Friday. I`m Ben Jones. Canada/Swissie started moving lower after 6 o`clock and the pair stands point 69% in the red at 3 pm GMT, posting the day’s biggest move. Swiss Franc tops the advancers and decliners table ahead of the vote scheduled on November the 30th on requirement for the central bank to hold at least 20% of its assets in gold. Euro zone inflation was reported slowing down to 0.3% in November, but Single currency is up against most of the rivals. OPEC left oil output unchanged, sending the Greenback higher. New Zealand business confidence was reported improving and Kiwi Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the table, followed closely by the Ozzy Dollar and the UK Sterling. Japanese Yen has once again declined against the US Dollar as Japan’s inflation slowed down. Wrapping up the advancers and decliners table is the Loonie Dollar, despite positive domestic GDP report. Moving on to longer terms, Euro/Australia leads the weekly bulls chart with a rise of 2.57%. Australia/Swissie is the most bearish pair and it’s down by 2.52%. Dollar/Yen still leads the monthly advancers table and it’s up by 9.59%. 4.39% is the biggest slide and it’s posted by Australia/Dollar. That’s it for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Enjoy your weekend and tune in on Monday for the latest on the FX markets. Goodbye.
This trading week is drawing closer to an end so let’s see what has been moving and shaking on the FX markets so far this Friday. I`m Ben Jones.
Canada/Swissie started moving lower after 6 o`clock and the pair stands point 69% in the red at 3 pm GMT, posting the day’s biggest move.
Swiss Franc tops the advancers and decliners table ahead of the vote scheduled on November the 30th on requirement for the central bank to hold at least 20% of its assets in gold.
Euro zone inflation was reported slowing down to 0.3% in November, but Single currency is up against most of the rivals.
OPEC left oil output unchanged, sending the Greenback higher.
New Zealand business confidence was reported improving and Kiwi Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies on the table, followed closely by the Ozzy Dollar and the UK Sterling.
Japanese Yen has once again declined against the US Dollar as Japan’s inflation slowed down.
Wrapping up the advancers and decliners table is the Loonie Dollar, despite positive domestic GDP report.
Moving on to longer terms, Euro/Australia leads the weekly bulls chart with a rise of 2.57%. Australia/Swissie is the most bearish pair and it’s down by 2.52%.
Dollar/Yen still leads the monthly advancers table and it’s up by 9.59%. 4.39% is the biggest slide and it’s posted by Australia/Dollar.
That’s it for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Enjoy your weekend and tune in on Monday for the latest on the FX markets. Goodbye.
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