The EUR/JPY revealed almost no reaction on the disappointing Euro zone industrial production report.
The USD/EUR currency pair accelerated growth significantly on Friday, as the report showed that the US consumer prices rose less than anticipated in July.
As the US producer prices growth missed forecasts for July, the EUR/USD currency pair extended gains during Thursday's session.
Positive Britain's economic reports for June resulted in a solid jump in the GBP/USD exchange rate right after the data came in.
The NZD/USD currency pair showed a dynamic movement after the announcement of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand official cash rate.
A stronger-than-anticipated increase in Canadian building permits had a mixed impact on the USD/CAD exchange rate, as data came in simultaneously with the US preliminary quarterly reports.
The report on the US worker productivity, which revealed a higher-than-anticipated increase in the Q2, resulted in a jump of the USD/JPY currency pair.
Australian consumer sentiment fell to the weakest level since the Great Financial Crisis in August, contributing to the decline in the AUD/USD currency pair.
The US job openings report showed a record-high figure, which resulted in the instant advance of the USD/JPY currency pair.
In a wake of the report showing strong improvement in Australian business confidence, the AUD/USD exchange rate jumped initially.
The Sterling strived to offset post-NFP losses, as Monday's report showed that the UK home prices rose more than anticipated in July.
The NZD/USD exchange rate faced some volatility this morning, as Monday's survey showed diminished New Zealand inflation expectations in the Q3.
The USD/CAD currency pair extended gains, as the data painted a darker picture for Canada's jobs market.
The US Dollar strengthened significantly against the Yen after the stronger-than-expected non-farm payrolls report.
The release of the Australian retail sales figures for June managed to create some volatility in AUD/USD, with the pair climbing to the 0.79575 level and then retreating back to the 0.79466 area at the moment of the data release. A minute after, the pair went sharply down to hit 0.79350 but then reversed its trajectory once again and continued
On Thursday, the US Dollar posted a sharp fall against the Yen after the ISM report showed softer-than-expected growth in non-manufacturing sectors. After the release, the USD/JPY exchange rate showed an immediate 0.09% fall to 110.259, a sign for a stronger bearish sentiment. The Institute of Supply Management reported that its Non-Manufacturing PMI dropped more than anticipated to 53.9 points
During the last month, Britain's officials fuelled expectations that the Central Bank was likely to raise interest rates, though Thursday's reports showed it unchanged, resulting in the immediate fall in the GBP/USD currency pair. The Sterling fell against the US Dollar by 0.44% to be seen trading at 1.3180 as the Bank of England kept its dovish stance. The Central
The release of the country's trade balance figures failed to provide any support for the Australian Dollar, with AUD/USD tumbling 0.09% to hit the 0.7928 mark right after the data came out. Following the release, the Aussie continued to weaken against the Greenback, sliding towards the 0.79248 level through the early morning session. The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported
The USD/JPY exchange rate edged higher after the private survey showed a modest increase in job creation. After the publication, the US Dollar rose against the Japanese Yen by 0.04% to reach the 110.76 mark. ADP reported that non-farm sectors added 178K jobs in July, the second weakest change this year, compared with the upwardly-revised 191K increase in the previous
The British Pound depreciated against the US Dollar, as the data revealed that the UK construction industry grew at the slowest pace in 11 months in July. After the report, the GDP/USD exchange rate fell by 0.06% to be seen trading at 1.3234. Markit revealed that its PMI for Britain's construction sector dropped to 51.5 in July, below forecasts for
Manufacturing growth in the US almost matched growth forecasts, but slightly weaker-than-expected figures failed to support the Greenback significantly. Right after the data were released, the USD/JPY currency pair went to the 110.145 area, or 0.01% higher, but paired gains after that. The Institute for Supply Management stated that its Manufacturing Activity Index came in at 56.3 in July, compared
GBP gained solid ground on the back of reports showing Britain's manufacturing activity expanding more than anticipated in July. After the release, the Pound appreciated against the US Dollar by 0.05% to hit the 1.3215 mark. According to Markit, the UK Manufacturing PMI rose to 55.1 points in the reported month, surpassing expectations for a 54.3 reading. Manufacturing expanded for
AUD/USD remained at about the same level it was seen ahead of the release, as the Reserve Bank of Australia failed to surprise the market and decided to leave its trend-setting interest rate at the record-low level of 1.50% yet again. Following the release, the Aussie fell slightly versus its American counterpart, with the one-minute candle closing at the 0.80098
Stronger-than-expected US pending home did not manage to support the USD/JPY exchange rate. Following the release, the Yen appreciated against the US Dollar by 0.053% to be seen trading at 110.46. The National Association of Realtors reported that the Pending Home Sales Index rose twice as much as anticipated by a seasonally adjusted 1.5% in July, following an upwardly revised