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Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
[ANNOUNCE]The past week delivered mixed results to the observed currencies, with firmly planted indexes found on both sides of the baseline. The main gainer was the Yen's gauge that ended the period with a 1.28% growth from the base value. Its high was recorded at +1.75% on early Friday, when the US missile strike on Syria prompted investors to seek out safe havens. The market's demand also fueled the Yen's dominance earlier in the week, as the JPY Index enjoyed two notable upsurges, gaining 1.33% during its Mon-Tue and 1.04% during its Wed-Thu rallies. [/ANNOUNCE]

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17 Apr 2017

Market Research

[ANNOUNCE]The past week saw largely negative developments for most observed currencies. The US Dollar's index, which ended the previous period with the second largest gain, took leadership in the negative area, posting a weekly loss of almost 1% and the period's low of -1.23%. [/ANNOUNCE] To view this report in a full screen you may use this link

17 Jun 2016

Market Research: EUR

[ANNOUNCE]The week was full of influential economic releases from different regions, however, their effect was almost unnoticeable against the background of continuing "Brexit" concerns. The another polls data showed increasing number of votes to leave the EU, so the domestic currency was negatively driven by this news and finished the week among the "loosers" joining the krona and the Kiwi,

10 Jun 2016

Market Research: EUR

[ANNOUNCE]The period was marked by a strong divergence between the gainers and the losers. The week was hugely successful for the Kiwi, whose index spent the first three days at the base level, but surged to 102.5 as the RBNZ left interest rates unchanged. Meanwhile, the Greenback and the pound became the period's worst performers. The GBP Index retained its