News Event
From Trading Economics: Total nonfarm payroll employment in the United States increased by 156,000 in September of 2016, less than an upwardly revised 167,000 in August and below market expectations of 175,000. The change for July was revised down from 275,000 to 252,000.…
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News Event
From Trading Economics: Total nonfarm payroll employment in the United States increased by 156,000 in September of 2016, less than an upwardly revised 167,000 in August and below market expectations of 175,000. The change for July was revised down from 275,000 to 252,000.…
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News Event
From Trading Economics: Total nonfarm payroll employment in the United States increased by 151,000 in August of 2016, lower than an upwardly revised 275,000 in July but below market expectations of 180,000. Employment continued to trend up in several service-providing industries while it declined in manufacturing, mining and construction
“The August employment report was not a disaster but it was just weak enough that any chance that Janet Yellen and her band of doves might think about surprising us and raising rates later this month just went out the window,” said Stephen Stanley, chief economist at Amherst Pierpont Securities
Overview of Currencies
USD: The Federal Reserve are most likely to leave their current policy unchanged at their next meeting as inflation data has yet to show the necessary improvement needed to warrant additional hikes.
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News Event
From Trading Economics: Total nonfarm payroll employment in the United States increased by 151,000 in August of 2016, lower than an upwardly revised 275,000 in July but below market expectations of 180,000. Employment continued to trend up in several service-providing industries while it declined in manufacturing, mining and construction
“The August employment report was not a disaster but it was just weak enough that any chance that Janet Yellen and her band of doves might think about surprising us and raising rates later this month just went out the window,” said Stephen Stanley, chief economist at Amherst Pierpont Securities
Overview of Currencies
USD: The Federal Reserve are most likely to leave their current policy unchanged at their next meeting as inflation data has yet to show the necessary improvement needed to warrant additional hikes.
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The Japanese shares led the list of gainers in the Asian markets as it rallied on Monday in spite of the weak Chinese trade data as market sentiment was raised by a relatively weaker Japanese yen and the better-than-expected US jobs data that was reported on Friday.…
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The Japanese shares led the list of gainers in the Asian markets as it rallied on Monday in spite of the weak Chinese trade data as market sentiment was raised by a relatively weaker Japanese yen and the better-than-expected US jobs data that was reported on Friday.…
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- Dollar strengthens on NFP release
- Positive vibes for the US Economy
A busy week for global economic reports and releases came to an end with the US Non-Farm Payrolls going above and beyond to reassure investors of the stable health of the US economy as it heavily outpaced market estimates for July with the US Labour Department today reporting that the economy added 255,000 jobs.…
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- Dollar strengthens on NFP release
- Positive vibes for the US Economy
A busy week for global economic reports and releases came to an end with the US Non-Farm Payrolls going above and beyond to reassure investors of the stable health of the US economy as it heavily outpaced market estimates for July with the US Labour Department today reporting that the economy added 255,000 jobs.…
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Fundamental brief overview
The DXY is starting to trend lower before the release of the NFP data later. The past two NFP showed exceedingly large deviations from prior consensus forecasts – but in opposite directions. May’s data, released in early June, showed a colossally disappointing 38,000 jobs added in May against prior expectations of 160,000.…
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Fundamental brief overview
The DXY is starting to trend lower before the release of the NFP data later. The past two NFP showed exceedingly large deviations from prior consensus forecasts – but in opposite directions. May’s data, released in early June, showed a colossally disappointing 38,000 jobs added in May against prior expectations of 160,000.…
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