China’s services sector growth fell to the lowest in 14 months
The activity in China’s services sector slowed significantly in June, as resurgence of coronavirus cases in the south of the country, negatively affected sector’s growth.
A private survey – Caixin services Purchasing Managers’ Index-…
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Improved sentiment and profit-taking on dollar bulls lift cable further on Monday
Cable extends fresh bullish mode into second day, lifted by post-NFP profit-taking on dollar’s long positions, as well as news on a battle for Britain’s fourth largest supermarket group Morrisons.
The sentiment is additionally boosted by…
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Bear-trap warns of correction but upticks likely to be limited
The Euro is trading within a narrow range in early Monday, as extended US holiday lowers volumes.
Last Friday’s post-NFP action left bullish candle (the first after four consecutive red daily candles) with long tail, marking the…
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Dollar eases despite upbeat US jobs data, dips to offer better buying opportunities
The US dollar dipped against the basket of major currencies despite better than expected US labor data in June.
Larger uptrend remains intact, with current dip seen as positioning for fresh push higher, as the labor report has less impact…
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US economy added more jobs than expected in June as labor shortage starts to ease
The growth in the US labor sector accelerated in June as booming demand on fast economy reopening boosted hiring.
Non-farm payrolls increased by 850,000 new jobs in June, overshooting forecast for 700,000, while May’s figure was revised…
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Euro remains under strong pressure and may accelerate lower if US jobs data beat forecast
The Euro extends weakness into fifth straight day, hitting the lowest in nearly three months on Friday.
Bears broke below key supports at 1.1747/36 (June 18/21 lows / Fibo 76.4% of 1.1704/1.2266 ascend) but need to register weekly close…
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US job growth likely picked up in June
The closely watched US non-farm payrolls report is expected to show that employment likely accelerated in June, as improving conditions on economy reopening boosted demand for labor, prompting companies to raise wages to attract a number of…
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Oil price surges to multi-month high on demand optimism, increased output
WTI oil price surged above $76 per barrel on Thursday, hitting the highest since October 2018, supported by growing prospects of strengthening global demand, falling US inventories and OPEC+ decision to start gradually adding about 2…
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The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits continues to fall
US initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell by 51,000 to 364,000 in the week ending June 26, hitting the lowest since the third week of March 2020, just ahead of coronavirus outbreak in the United States.
Jobless claims…
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Bears accelerate on dovish comments from BoE’s Governor Bailey
Cable continues to travel south for the sixth straight day and hit 11-week low on Thursday, after dovish tone from BoE Governor Bailey’s speech accelerated bears.
Fresh weakness broke through pivotal support at 1.3786 (June 21 low)…
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