The trading week is coming to a close; let’s look back at what’s been moving and shaking this Friday. Euro/Dollar is the mover of the day with a gain of point 81%. The pair had a slow start, but it jumped after 12 PM GMT. Euro zone annual inflation stood unchanged in September, and the Common Currency is a fraction up from Swissie which saw a marked improvement in Swiss leading index. This has been a pretty turbulent week for the Kiwi, and it’s again up against most rivals. It is trailed by two safe havens, with Yen trading almost level with King Dollar. Moving point 17% South there’s the Aussie, which is followed closely by Sterling. And the latest Canadian GDP data surprised on the downside, sending Loonie to the bottom of the advancers and decliners table. Moving on to the long-term charts, Dollar/Canada maintains its position as the top performer over a week, standing 1.41% in the green, while Australia/Dollar is the most bearish pair, having lost 1.93%. Pound/Yen is the most bullish instrument on the monthly chart, up by 5.71%, and Euro/Pound posts the biggest decline, that is, 4.26%. You’ve been watching the Movers and Shakers for Friday with me, Jessica Walker. We’ll be back on Monday, but until then, have a great weekend and goodbye.
The trading week is coming to a close; let’s look back at what’s been moving and shaking this Friday.
Euro/Dollar is the mover of the day with a gain of point 81%. The pair had a slow start, but it jumped after 12 PM GMT.
Euro zone annual inflation stood unchanged in September, and the Common Currency is a fraction up from Swissie which saw a marked improvement in Swiss leading index.
This has been a pretty turbulent week for the Kiwi, and it’s again up against most rivals.
It is trailed by two safe havens, with Yen trading almost level with King Dollar.
Moving point 17% South there’s the Aussie, which is followed closely by Sterling.
And the latest Canadian GDP data surprised on the downside, sending Loonie to the bottom of the advancers and decliners table.
Moving on to the long-term charts, Dollar/Canada maintains its position as the top performer over a week, standing 1.41% in the green, while Australia/Dollar is the most bearish pair, having lost 1.93%.
Pound/Yen is the most bullish instrument on the monthly chart, up by 5.71%, and Euro/Pound posts the biggest decline, that is, 4.26%.
You’ve been watching the Movers and Shakers for Friday with me, Jessica Walker. We’ll be back on Monday, but until then, have a great weekend and goodbye.
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