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It’s 3 PM GMT on this Tuesday and time for the Dukascopy Movers and Shakers.
New Zealand/Yen moved sharply down after 7 o’clock and the pair stands more than 1% in the red, which is the day’s biggest move.
Japanese Yen tops the advancers and decliners table and it’s point 3% up from the Greenback, which is close to level with the Loonie Dollar as Canadian raw materials and industrial product prices both declined.
UK construction PMI surprised on the upside and Sterling is point 14% down from the Loonie Dollar.
Volatile Chinese stocks are leaving investors cautious and Ozzy Dollar is mostly lower.
Swissie trades in a close range with the Single currency and both of the majors are near the bottom of the list as Flash Euro Zone inflation was softer than expected.
Kiwi Dollar wraps up the advancers and decliners table.
Weekly bulls chart is led by Dollar/Swissie and the pair has gained more than 2%. Swissie/Yen is the most bearish pair and it’s 3.31% in the red.
Euro/Canada has gained the most ground over a month and the pair has appreciated by 5.52%. Canada/Yen is the top decliner and it’s 7.22% in the red.
I’m Sam Meredith and these were the Movers and shakers for Tuesday. We`ll be back tomorrow with the next report, but for now, goodbye.

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Posted: 26 January 2016
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The US stock indexes have opened sharply up, so let’s see what’s moving and shaking at 3 PM GMT on the FX Markets.
Sterling/Australia rose slightly, but a following slide has resulted in a loss of 1.43%, which is the day’s biggest move.
A commodity currency Australian Dollar tops the advancers and decliners table, trading point 27% up from the Loonie Dollar.
Greenback is up against most of the rivals and it stands level with the Swiss Franc.
Kiwi Dollar is the most bearish of the three commodity majors as New Zealand commodity prices slipped further.
Euro is near the bottom of the table, followed closely by the Yen. Japanese consumer confidence and economy watchers survey both were positive.
UK Manufacturing and industrial production data disappointed and Sterling is by far the most bearish of the 8 majors on the table.
Moving on to longer time ranges, Euro/New Zealand leads the weekly bulls chart and the pair has gained 4.44%. New Zealand/Yen is the most bearish pair and it’s down by a massive 6.52%.
Dollar/Canada takes the top spot on the monthly advancers list with a rise of 4.36%. Canada/Yen has declined the most and it’s 8.11% in the red.
I’m Sam Meredith and these were the Movers and Shakers for Tuesday. Click back tomorrow for the next report, but for now, goodbye.

Author: dukascopy
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Posted: 25 January 2016
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It’s 3 PM GMT on this year’s first trading day, so let’s find out what’s moving and shaking on the FX Markets.
The day’s biggest move is a drop of close to 2% and it’s posted by New Zealand/Yen. Early hours were particularly bearish for this pair.
China sell off was followed by declining stocks around the World and a safe-haven Yen leads the advancers and decliners table as Finalized Japanese Manufacturing PMI was revised slightly up.
Greenback is mostly higher and it’s followed closely by a couple of majors.
Final Euro Zone Manufacturing PMI was revised up and Sterling is close to level with the Sterling as UK Manufacturing PMI declined.
Loonie Dollar trades point 14% up from the Swissie. Swiss Manufacturing PMI was reported rising sharply.
China Manufacturing PMI moved further below the 50 level and New Zealand Dollar is up only from the Australian Dollar, which wraps up the advancers and decliners table.
Weekly bulls list is led by Dollar/Swissie and the pair has gained 1.55%. Swissie/Yen is the top decliner and it’s 2.42% in the red.
Euro/Canada leads the monthly advancers table and it’s up by 6.47%. Canada/Yen is the most bearish pair and it’s down by close to 7%.
I’m Sam Meredith and that’s it for Monday’s Movers and Shakers report. Do click back tomorrow for the next report, but for now, goodbye.

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Posted: 21 January 2016
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Posted: 15 January 2016
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