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NFP: 222K Jobs But Wages Miss With 0.2% – USD Falls
The US economy gained no less than 222K jobs in June, better than expected. However, wages rise by only 0.2% and with a downwards revision. The US dollar initially rose but is now falling.
GBP: Is BoE Defending GBP Credibility? What’s The Trade? – Barclays
Barclays Capital FX Strategy Research notes that the recent hawkish stance of the BoE following Governor Carney’s speech last week come could likely be an attempt by the central bank to defend the credibility of GBP.
GBP/USD Falls On Weak Trade, Manufacturing Data
GBP/USD is falling from 1.2950 to 1.2915. Earlier, cable traded in a narrow range, in anticipation of the US Non-Farm Payrolls.
EUR/USD Is Back To The Highs – Make Or Break?
NAB FX Strategy Research remains ‘comfortable’ with its view for higher EUR/USD on the back of the solid and increasingly broad economic recovery in the Euro Zone, against a shifting dynamics in the US.
USD/JPY: Another Leg Higher In 2017; What’s The Trade? – BofAML
Dollar/yen is getting comfortable around 113. What’s next?
ISM Non Manufacturing PMI Beats With 57.4 – USD Hardly Recovers
The US services sector is growing at an accelerated speed. The expansion is seen in a strong order index, a robust business activity component and a recovery of prices from contraction to expansion territory.
EUR/USD Jumps On ECB Meeting Minutes
Has EUR/USD ended its correction to the downside? A lot depends on the Non-Farm Payrolls, but the euro has its own reasons to rise.
NFP Preview: Jobs Distraction Could Be An Opportunity To Trade The Wage Data
The first Friday of the month is upon us with the Non-Farm Payrolls report. Once again, the key data point is wages. The Fed focuses on core inflation and a rise in this measure is basically impossible without Americans getting a raise.
Fed Succeeds In Not Rocking The Boat – Focus On The NFP
The meeting minutes from the Fed decision succeeded in keeping markets calm. Perhaps too calm.
FOMC Minutes: Fed To Announce Start Of Balance Sheet Runoff In Sep; Next Hike In Dec – CIBC
The meeting minutes from the June Fed decision, the “hawkish hike”, echoed some of the statement, but also provided hints of a plan.
EUR/USD: S/T Valuation Model Still Points To Further Correction – BTMU
EUR/USD suffered after an ECB member showed caution regarding a new policy move. Is the correction over? Not so fast.
Cœuré Crash: EUR/USD Extends Falls On Dovish ECB Talk
EUR/USD dropped from around 1.1365 to a new low of 1.1318, close to support at 1.13. After the initial drop, the pair is rebounding to 1.1330. On the way, euro/dollar slipped under 1.1335, which was the low seen yesterday.
UK Services PMI At 53.4 – GBP/USD Pressured
GBP/USD extended its decline, trading around 1.29, which serves as a line of support. Further support awaits at 1.2820, followed by 1.27. Resistance is at 1.2980 and 1.3050.
USD/JPY Rocks On And Rolls On North Korea News
The pair is currently trading around 113.27, in a narrowing range. The peak of the most recent cycle has been 113.50, which it reached when the dollar was enjoying good news and before the missile launch.
CAD: Premature For BoC To Tighten In July; Fade ‘Market Excitement’ Into The Meeting – Barclays
Barclays Capital Research argues that it is unlikely for CAD to get further support from monetary policy expectations as the BoC enters the blackout period before the July 12 meeting.
USD/CAD Falls To New 10-Month Lows As Oil Climbs, Canadians Back From The Holiday
The Canadian dollar resumes its rally. After it withstood the recovery of the US dollar, the loonie makes a new move to the upside. USD/CAD reached a new low of 1.2914, the lowest since September 2016.
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