Top Gainers - Global Market
Over the past 7 days, the US dollar index has declined. As expected, the Federal Reserve (Fed) maintained its interest rate at 5.25% during the meeting on June 14. Now, investors are monitoring economic statistics and trying to forecast the change in the Fed's rate at the next meeting on July 26. The Australian dollar responded positively to the increase in employment change in May to 75.9 thousand, which is the highest since June of last year. The Norwegian krone has strengthened ahead of the upcoming meeting of the Norges Bank, scheduled for June 22. Apart from the US dollar, among the leaders of the decline, the Japanese yen can be noted. Investors are slightly disappointed with the extremely accommodative monetary policy of the Bank of Japan and the retention of the negative interest rate of -0.1% during the meeting on June 16. It should be reminded that the Bank of Japan has maintained a negative rate since January 2016.
1. NATGAS, +16.3% – CFD Henry Hub Natural Gas Futures
2. Intel Corporation, +16.1% – American computer processor manufacturer
Top Losers - Global Market
1. Sinopec – China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation
2. China Minsheng Banking Corp Ltd. – Chinese bank
Top Gainers - Forex Market (Forex)
1. GBPJPY, AUDJPY - The increase in the data on the graphs indicates the strengthening of the British pound and the Australian dollar against the Japanese yen.
2. EURJPY, NZDJPY - The increase in the data on the graphs indicates the weakening of the Japanese yen against the euro and the New Zealand dollar.
Top Losers - Forex Market (Forex)
1. USDZAR, USDNOK - The decline in the data on the graphs indicates the weakening of the US dollar against the South African rand and the Norwegian krone.
2. USDDKK, USDSEK - The decrease in the data on the graphs indicates the strengthening of the Danish krone and the Swedish krona against the US dollar.