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The Euro remains at the back foot but Thursday’s Doji and tight ranges in early Friday, signal hesitation, as bears face headwinds from cracked weekly cloud base (1.1538). Traders await US jobs report for stronger signals with likely…
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The US labor sector likely grew at a higher pace in September as the latest wave of the Delta variant of Coronavirus started to fade. Economists’ surveys point to a rise in non-farm payrolls by 500,000 last month, with forecasts ranging…
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The US weekly jobless claims fell by 38,000 to 326,000 in the week ending October 2, from downwardly revised previous week’s figure at 364,000 and also dipped below 348,000 forecast. The claims for jobless benefits registered the biggest…
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Cable edged higher on Thursday, following a limited pullback previous day, remaining inflated by improved global risk sentiment. The Bank of England said that the size and duration of a recent jump in inflation is greater than expected,…
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The USDJPY is standing at the back foot in early European trading on Thursday after long-legged Doji on Wednesday signaled that previous day’s strong rally lost traction. Near-term action is underpinned by a bear-trap under 110.94 (Fibo…
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Fresh risk aversion, combined with weaker than expected UK data, pushed sterling nearly 0.5% down in European trading on Wednesday. Strong rebound in past four days lost steam at initial barrier at 1.3641 (Aug 20 low) and ahead of 1.3662…
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Eurozone’s business growth remained strong in September, as most of restrictions imposed to contain Covid-19 pandemic have been lifted, but activities slightly slowed, compared to the previous month. EU’s Composite Purchasing Managers’…
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The Euro returns to red on Tuesday after minor correction in past two days lost traction ahead of initial resistances at 1.1660 zone. The pair keeps negative tone but probes below pivotal 1.16 support zone, so far lacked strength to make a…
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The Reserve Bank of Australia, as expected, kept interest rates at a record low in its October meeting. The central bank also decided to continue to buy bonds at unchanged pace of A$4 billion a week, on expectations of contraction in…
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The WTI price surged on Monday and hit the highest levels since November 2014, lifted by decision of OPEC+ group to stick to plan for gradual production increase. The group of top oil producers, including Russia and allies, known as OPEC+,…
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