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Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
[ANNOUNCE]In the past week the market seemed to be largely dominated by the European currencies. The undisputed leader was the Pound, which was pushed up by the UK Prime Minister's announcement on Tuesday and held its index 1% above its closest peer for the remainder of the period. The GBP Index dropped below the baseline ahead of the unscheduled announcement, but as Mrs. May called for the General Election to be held this June instead of in 2020, clearly aiming for getting more support in the Brexit talks, the measure went into a rally, climbing above the +2% line by evening and ultimately posting a 2.12% weekly growth. [/ANNOUNCE]

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15 May 2017

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[ANNOUNCE] The past week was largely a reversal of the previous periods. Thus the Euro's, the Franc's, and the Pound's indexes posted negative weekly changes after three weeks of reported gains, while the Yen's, the Aussie's, and the Loonie's gauges managed to rise above the baseline after three periods of weekly losses. Despite the overall turnaround, however, the week's developments

17 Apr 2017

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[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

10 Apr 2017

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[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