Euro/Dollar has a daily average spread of point 29 pips and maximum separation has been 2 and a half pips.
Euro surged against the Buck yesterday by slightly more than 1% or 114 pips to reach the high of 1 0940, but the pair has given up most of the gains.
US jobless claims report has had the most influence on the spreads for this pair, but you shouldn’t have seen a separation bigger than 2.5 pips.
The Cable’s long term average and maximum spreads are point 91 and 7.9 pips respectively.
Last 24 hours have been bullish for the Pound/Dollar, this pair has gained point 78% or 113 pips.
Spreads were elevated for a number of ticks yesterday as the US jobless claim report was out, but 7.9 pips is the most you should have been charged.
And last up is the Dollar/Yen, which has a daily average spread of point 37 pips. Maximum separation has been 5 pips.
Daily high and low difference is 117 pips and it was recorded as the rate moved North by 1%.
Spreads peaked yesterday at 1:15 PM GMT as the rate surged, but anything far above the max of 5 pips shouldn’t be tolerated.
I’m Jessica Walker and this brings Friday’s main Spike Controller to an end. These stats will be updated on an hourly basis, so do stay tuned.
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