Hello, I`m Alex Iszatt and here’s what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markes at 3 PM GMT on this week’s first trading day. New Zealand/Canada plummeted shortly after midnight and the pair stands 1.37% in the red as the rest of the day has been relatively flat for this instrument. Loonie Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies and it stands on top of the advancers and decliners table Swiss Franc trades in a close range with a number of majors, including the Euro, which gained ground as German inflation beat market estimates. Both of the safe-havens trade in a close range as Japanese Yen is almost level with the Buck. US personal spending and income both rose as expected, but pending home sales dropped by 1%. It’s followed closely by the UK Sterling, which is up only from the antipodes. Australian Dollar is close to 1% up from the Kiwi Dollar, which dropped as the RBNZ said its currency sales in August were at the highest level in seven years. Moving on to longer terms, Sterling/New Zealand shows the biggest rise over a month and it’s close to 4% in the green. New zealand/Dollar has depreciated teh most and it’s down by 4.19%. Sterling/New Zealand has taken the top spot on the monthly bulls chart and it has gained 5.34%. New Zealand/Dollar shows the biggest slide and it’s more than 7% in the red. This wraps up the Movers and Shakers for Monday. Tune in tomorrow for the next release, but for now, goodbye.
Hello, I`m Alex Iszatt and here’s what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markes at 3 PM GMT on this week’s first trading day.
New Zealand/Canada plummeted shortly after midnight and the pair stands 1.37% in the red as the rest of the day has been relatively flat for this instrument.
Loonie Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies and it stands on top of the advancers and decliners table
Swiss Franc trades in a close range with a number of majors, including the Euro, which gained ground as German inflation beat market estimates.
Both of the safe-havens trade in a close range as Japanese Yen is almost level with the Buck. US personal spending and income both rose as expected, but pending home sales dropped by 1%.
It’s followed closely by the UK Sterling, which is up only from the antipodes.
Australian Dollar is close to 1% up from the Kiwi Dollar, which dropped as the RBNZ said its currency sales in August were at the highest level in seven years.
Moving on to longer terms, Sterling/New Zealand shows the biggest rise over a month and it’s close to 4% in the green. New zealand/Dollar has depreciated teh most and it’s down by 4.19%.
Sterling/New Zealand has taken the top spot on the monthly bulls chart and it has gained 5.34%. New Zealand/Dollar shows the biggest slide and it’s more than 7% in the red.
This wraps up the Movers and Shakers for Monday. Tune in tomorrow for the next release, but for now, goodbye.
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