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EUR/USD: Dollar Drops on Disappointing Labor Market
The US economy created only 142,000 jobs in September, up from the downwardly revised 136,000 previously reported as 173,000 in August, according to the latest non-farm payrolls report. The unemployment rate remained at 5.1%.
Meanwhile, average hourly earnings dropped to 0.0% from 0.4% month-on-month, while the yearly change remained at 2.2%.
Over the past three months, payrolls grew just 167,000, which is the weakest print since the period of December 2013 to February 2014.
The initial reaction was volatile and the EUR/USD pair jumped one big figure to trade at new daily highs around $1.1250.
"The convergence of the 50/100 and 200 day MA should continue to act as support near 1.1140 and as such the potential for a move back towards 1.1400 remains. Only a move below the lows this month at 1.1080 suggests a move back towards 1.0820," Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, wrote on Friday.
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NFP came lower than expected but still the EUR/USD didnt find enough support and rebounds from 1.1290 resistance
EUR/USD forecast for the week of October 5, 2015
The EUR/USD pair went back and forth during the course of the week, as we continue to bounce between the 1.11 level on the bottom and the 1.13 level on the top. We also have an uptrend line just below though, so having said that we feel that buying pressure will continue to push the market higher. The 1.15 level above is resistance, and as a result we think that this market is going to continue to be far too tight for longer-term traders to be involved at this point.
EUR/USD Forecast Oct. 5-9
EUR/USD had an interesting trade at the turn of the quarter, eventually jumping higher but unable to hold the gains once again. The ECB’s meeting minutes as well as industrial figures will set the tone. Here is an outlook for the highlights of this week and an updated technical analysis for EUR/USD.
The euro-zone fell back into deflation but core figures remained stable, allowing Draghi some breathing space. Draghi did see economic growth rising but refrained from monetary policy hints. Elsewhere, Spain’s success story seems to fade with higher unemployment and disappointing manufacturing. In the US, data disappointing, with a nightmare NFP report, that sent the pair shooting higher coming back down towards the middle of the range.
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EUR/USD will continue to drop by the beginning of the week now price is under a resistance level of MVA 20, I wish everyone a good weekend.
1.12 is like a magnet!
1.12 is like a magnet!
And it is becoming a support
The single currency ended the week with a small increase of 9 points. The pair registered a volatile session due to the US employment report. The resistance at 1.1290 endured the test and daily extreme levels were recorded respectively at 1.1150 and 1.1317. Currently the expectations are negative as next target is the levels at 1.1180.
Sentix Eurozone investor confidence Oct 11.7 vs 11.8 exp
Not key data but worth noting in general appraisal
EURGBP 0.7403 after 0.7409 highs in the wake of awful UK services PMI data
EURUSD still enjoying the session at 1.1257 after 1.1264 highs
On Friday session the EURUSD initially rallied with a wide range but gave out most of its gains back to the market, but still managed to close in the green near the open of the day.
The pair is making a downward triangle since late August suggesting a move of 626 pips on the break of the triangle until them we may expect a range bound move.
The key levels to watch are 1.1460 (Resistance), 1.1237 (resistance), the 10-day moving average at 1.1206 (support) and 1.1097 (support).