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Downside Risk for US Labour Market Report – Danske Bank Research Team at Danske Bank, suggests that today focus is on the US labour market report for April...
Moody’s: Brexit 'May Trigger the Collapse of Fragile EU' In a report published late-Thursday, credit ratings agency Moody’s warned that Brexit could lead to the collapse of the European Union (EU...
EUR/USD Clinches Highs Near 1.1420 The shared currency is seeing its buying interest accelerated early in Europe on Friday, pushing EUR/USD to daily highs near 1.1420...
FxWirePro Short Term Outlook: Break of 1.05 Likely to Lead Aussie to Parity Against Kiwi Reserve Bank of Australia, in its detailed monetary policy statement released today, has reduced its inflation forecast ahead and signaled more aggressive monetary stimulus...
FxWirePro: EUR/AUD Major Resistance 1.5440, Good to Buy Breakout Above Dovish RBA SoMP weighed on the Aussie, pushing EUR/AUD higher. The pair broke above daily cloud and is testing major resistance at 1.5440...
Japanese Bonds Rise Modestly in Thin Trade The Japanese government bonds were trading modestly firmer on Friday, succumbing to thin trading activity as Japanese markets opens for first time since Monday after long vacation...
EUR/GBP Rebound Gains Momentum, Eyeing 0.7900 Level The EUR/GBP pair bounced-off session low of 0.7865 and rose to a session high of 0.7890 as the shared currency finds some buying interest during early European trading, ahead of the keenly watched NFP data...
USD/CHF Defends Mild Gains Below 0.9700 The US dollar keeps the upper edge versus its Swiss counterpart in early Europe, with USD/CHF gradually reversing from near 0.97 handle amid negative Asian equities. USD/CHF rejected at 0.9695 Currently, the USD/CHF pair trades modestly flat at 0...
US April Nonfarm: Labor Market to Lose its Lustre - TDS Research Team at TDS, suggests that as domestic momentum continues to slow, the fallout is expected to begin showing up in the labor market, with the pace of employment growth slowing to 188K in April...