It’s 3 PM GMT on this Thursday and time for the Dukascopy FX Movers and Shakers. Sterling/New Zealand stands point 84% in the green to post the day’s top move. The pair rose sharply shortly after midnight and it has traded sideways during most of the remaining session. UK Sterling leads the advancers and decliners table and it’s point 17% up from the Single currency. German retail sales dropped by 1.2% and Euro Zone CPI report was soft. Australian building approvals report surprised on upside and Ozzy Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies, trailed closely by the Loonie Dollar as Canadian current account deficit expanded. US personal income and spending reports both were strong and Greenback is level with the Yen. Japanese housing starts disappointed. Swiss data was mixed – GDP grew by point 6%, economic barometer improved, but retail sales dropped to minus 3% year on year and Swissie is mostly lower. New Zealand business confidence index plummeted to minus 39.3 and Kiwi Dollar is at the bottom of the table. Weekly bulls chart is led by Sterling/Canada and the pair has gained 2.46%. Euro/Sterling shows the top decline and it’s slightly more than 1% in the red. Euro/Australia has appreciated the most over the past month and it’s more than 3% in the green. Australia/Swissie and Australia/Yen both have depreciated by more than 2% over the same term. I’m ____________and that’s all for Thursday’s report. Click back tomorrow for this week’s final overview, but for now, goodbye.
It’s 3 PM GMT on this Thursday and time for the Dukascopy FX Movers and Shakers.
Sterling/New Zealand stands point 84% in the green to post the day’s top move. The pair rose sharply shortly after midnight and it has traded sideways during most of the remaining session.
UK Sterling leads the advancers and decliners table and it’s point 17% up from the Single currency. German retail sales dropped by 1.2% and Euro Zone CPI report was soft.
Australian building approvals report surprised on upside and Ozzy Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies, trailed closely by the Loonie Dollar as Canadian current account deficit expanded.
US personal income and spending reports both were strong and Greenback is level with the Yen. Japanese housing starts disappointed.
Swiss data was mixed – GDP grew by point 6%, economic barometer improved, but retail sales dropped to minus 3% year on year and Swissie is mostly lower.
New Zealand business confidence index plummeted to minus 39.3 and Kiwi Dollar is at the bottom of the table.
Weekly bulls chart is led by Sterling/Canada and the pair has gained 2.46%. Euro/Sterling shows the top decline and it’s slightly more than 1% in the red.
Euro/Australia has appreciated the most over the past month and it’s more than 3% in the green. Australia/Swissie and Australia/Yen both have depreciated by more than 2% over the same term.
I’m ____________and that’s all for Thursday’s report. Click back tomorrow for this week’s final overview, but for now, goodbye.
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