The Pound is yesterday's top mover after gaining 0.92%
Markets did not have a clear cut direction — after dropping 0.77%, USD/JPY closed at 135.11. EUR/USD closed the day at 1.0639, having gained 0.49%.
Today's muted price action is occurring amid mixed market indicators – data for United States Non Farm Payrolls released yesterday at 13:30 UTC is better than expected with 311,000, but worse than previous figure of 504,000.
Assets that recorded the greatest percentage change in relation to their peers are designated as "Top Movers" with 's most active currencies listed below.
Bullish currency pair Sterling-Dollar runs out of steam at 1.211; currently at 1.2033
Yesterday's session pointed in the same direction — Sterling-Dollar went up to 1.2033 yesterday, gaining 0.92%.
Sterling-Canadian dollar | Closed +0.89% at 1.6633
After ending Thursday at 1.6486, Sterling-Canadian dollar rallied to 1.6706 yesterday, hitting its highest point in 7 weeks. It later lost 73 pips and closed at 1.6633. Having established significant support at 1.4665 approximately 5 months ago, Sterling-Canadian dollar's share price has bounced 12.42% higher.
Dollar-Swiss sheds 1.2% within 0.917 to 0.9333 daily range
USD/CHF slid into the red after losing 111 pips and ending the session at 0.9213.