The Sterling was one of the worst performers last Friday, as it declined against most major peers. Heavy losses of 1.33%, 1.32% and 1.15% were registered against the Swiss Franc, the Greenback and the Euro, respectively. The Pound also plunged 0.65% versus the Aussie, 0.67% versus the Loonie and 0.69% versus the Yen. The Kiwi had the most trouble, as
On Friday, only natural gas managed to become more expensive by jumping 0.91% in its price, while silver was broadly unchanged on the last day of the previous week.
The majority of currency pairs of the Euro traded upwards during the last day of the previous week, prolonging the gains' streak to three days.
The US Dollar performed rather well against most major peers, with exception against the Euro and the Swissie. The Greenback added the most versus the Aussie (1.32%), following with 0.92% gains versus the Kiwi and 0.57% versus the Sterling. Losses of 0.83% and 0.73% were detected against the Euro and the Swiss Franc, respectively.
The British Pound suffered losses yesterday, with exception against the Aussie and the Kiwi. The Sterling declined the most versus the Euro and the Swiss Franc, losing 1.41% and 1.29%, respectively. At the same time, gains of 0.74% were registered against the Aussie and 0.30% versus the NZ Dollar.
Gold dropped 1.69% on Thursday and used to be the second worst daily performer.
The Euro traded in a considerably optimistic manner for a second consecutive day on Thursday of this week.
The Sterling performed well against most major peers, with exception against the Euro and the Swissie. The Pound added 1.11% versus the Kiwi, following with 0.83% and 0.78% gains versus the Aussie and the Yen, respectively. Significant losses against the Swiss Franc (1.07%) and the Euro (0.69%) were detected over the day.
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance yesterday; however, losses greatly exceeded gains. The Greenback added 0.45% against the Kiwi, 0.15% against the Aussie and 0.13% against the Yen. Substantial losses of 1.70%, 1.32% and 0.66% were registered versus the Swissie, the Euro and the Sterling, respectively.
As a reaction to slightly hawkish signs from the Federal Reserve, Gold slumped 0.62% in price yesterday to be the worst daily performer among major commodities from our review.
Following better than forecasted fundamental data from the Euro area and worse than estimated statistics in the US, the single currency climbed significantly during the yesterday's trading session.
The Greenback suffered substantial losses yesterday, with exception against the Swiss Franc. The heaviest loss was registered against the Aussie, 2.03%, following with lesser ones versus the Kiwi (0.97%), the Euro (0.85%) and the Sterling (0.66%). The Buck remained relatively unchanged against the Swiss Franc, gaining 0.05%.
The Sterling experienced mixed performance on Tuesday, as it not only appreciated against some major peers, but also declined against others. The British Pound added 0.73% versus the Swiss Franc, 0.66% versus the Greenback and 0.52% versus the Yen, whereas the largest loss of 1.40% was detected against the Australia Dollar.
Along with silver and natural gas, the yellow metal was among three best performers on Tuesday in terms of daily price movements.
The Euro has generally outperformed its peers on the foreign exchange on Tuesday.
The US Dollar was one of the worst performers yesterday, as it declined against most major currencies, with exception against the Swiss Franc and the Yen. The Greenback lost 0.72% versus the Loonie, 0.59% versus the Kiwi and 0.46% versus the Aussie. Nevertheless, a 0.12% gain was recorded against the Swiss Franc, whereas the Buck remained relatively unchanged against the
The British Pound experienced mixed performance yesterday, as it not only appreciated against some major peers, but also declined against others. Largest gains of 0.45%, 0.36% and 0.33% were registered versus the Swissie, the Yen and the Greenback, respectively. At the same time, the most substantial loss of 0.41% was detected against the Canadian Dollar.
Silver and gold used to be the only gainers of Monday, while their registered a considerable climb of 4.27% and 1.96%, respectively.
Changes in value of the Euro versus other currencies on the foreign exchange remain well within the 1% range for both positive and negative movers.
The Greenback was one of the worst performers last Friday. The US Dollar declined against most major currencies, with exception against the Loonie – gained 0.25%. Largest losses were detected against the Sterling (0.86%), the Aussie (0.58%), the Yen (0.49%) and the Euro (0.48%). The Buck remained relatively unchanged against the Swiss Franc and the Kiwi, losing 0.08% and 0.09%,
The Sterling was one of the best performers last Friday, as it appreciated against most major peers. The Pound added the most against the Loonie (1.12%), following with 0.87% gains versus the US Dollar, 0.80% versus the Swiss Franc and 0.71% versus the Kiwi. The Aussie was the most resilient, allowing the British currency to add only 0.30% against it.
Along with corn and oil, the yellow metal stayed on the side of losers on Friday.
On the last trading day of the previous week, the single European currency advanced against four of its major peers, while losing value versus three of them.
The US Dollar was one of the worst performers yesterday, as it declined against most majors, with exception against its New Zealand counterpart. The Greenback lost 1.73% versus the Swissie, 0.91% versus the Euro and 0.77% versus the Loonie. Lesser losses were registered against the Aussie, the Yen and the Sterling, whereas a 0.96% rally took place against the Kiwi.