Thursday, 21st November 2015 | The amount of US dollar sold was greater than the amount bought on the ForEx Market as the selling rate ended at just under $106 to a US dollar. In the end, there was purchasing by dealers of US$19,095,725 as the rate gained 19 cents to end at $105.02 and there was selling for US$23,240,273 at $105.97 for an increase of 17 cents. There was buying of C$1,350,848 as the rate fell by $1.31 to $99.47 and the amount sold was C$849,482 at an average rate of $101.35 off by 50 cents. The British Pound had £2,863,202 being bought as the rate went down 98 cents to $170.08 and the amount sold was £1,856,414 with the rate gaining 68 cents to end at $172.14.
Overall there was buying of the equivalent of US$25,153,210 and selling of US$27,383,407 for all currencies traded.
Highs & Lows | The US dollar moved up 15 cents to $107.20 for the highest buying rate and the low was unchanged at $85.59, while the highest and lowest selling rates remained unchanged at $109.67 and $102.50 respectively.
The highest buying rate of the Canadian dollar ended at $102.00 or 15 cents down while the low fell 17 cents to $80.34; the high for selling was at $104.55 up by 55 cents and the low was down 20 cents to $96.80.
The British Pound was bought as high as $172.55 for a 5 cent reduction and as low as $136.45, an increase of 58 cents; the highest rate sold at was $175.91 up by $2.13 and the low was at $164.75 an increase of $1.05.
