It’s 3 PM GMT on the final trading day of 2017, so let’s see what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markets. The Cable is the mover of the day with an increase of point 63% and the pair has been heading higher throughout the session. Sterling wraps up this year with a bullish run – it’s on top of the table and point 17% up from the Single currency, which has had a bullish year, gaining most ground in over a decade. Kiwi Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies and it’s close to level with the safe-haven Japanese Yen. Swiss Franc is almost even with the Ozzy Dollar as Australian private sector credit was up by a half a percent. Loonie Dollar is up only from the Greenback, which sits at the bottom of the table finishing this bearish year with a decline. New Zealand/Greenback has had a bullish week and the pair has appreciated by 1.47%. Dollar/Canada shows the top decline and it’s 1.71% in the red. New Zealand/Yen and Australia/Yen both show similar increases over the past month. Sterling/New Zealand is the top decliner with a drop of 2.42% and it’s trailed closely by a couple more pairs. I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for this edition of the Movers and Shakers, but make sure to click back next year, when we’ll return with more. Goodbye for now.
It’s 3 PM GMT on the final trading day of 2017, so let’s see what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markets.
The Cable is the mover of the day with an increase of point 63% and the pair has been heading higher throughout the session.
Sterling wraps up this year with a bullish run – it’s on top of the table and point 17% up from the Single currency, which has had a bullish year, gaining most ground in over a decade.
Kiwi Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies and it’s close to level with the safe-haven Japanese Yen.
Swiss Franc is almost even with the Ozzy Dollar as Australian private sector credit was up by a half a percent.
Loonie Dollar is up only from the Greenback, which sits at the bottom of the table finishing this bearish year with a decline.
New Zealand/Greenback has had a bullish week and the pair has appreciated by 1.47%. Dollar/Canada shows the top decline and it’s 1.71% in the red.
New Zealand/Yen and Australia/Yen both show similar increases over the past month. Sterling/New Zealand is the top decliner with a drop of 2.42% and it’s trailed closely by a couple more pairs.
I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for this edition of the Movers and Shakers, but make sure to click back next year, when we’ll return with more. Goodbye for now.
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