By FXStreet According to James Smith and Viraj Patel, economists at ING, the US official employment report presented a mixed picture and is it unlikely to change too
By FXStreet GBP/USD spiked to daily highs and quickly fell to fresh 10-day lows as the knee-jerk reaction to US nonfarm payrolls data, but finally settled around mid-range.
By FXStreet The barrel of West Texas Intermediate is reverting yesterday’s gains, trading on the defensive in the low-$44.00s. WTI supported at $43.50A broad-based profit taking sentiment plus
By FXStreet Gold prices soared to $1,294 after disappointing US monthly jobs report but has now cooled off a bit to currently trade at $1289. The US Labor
By FXStreet The greenback, gauged by the US Dollar Index, has briefly tested lows near 93.20 following US Payrolls and quickly jumped to daily highs near 93.80. US
By FXStreet The USD/CAD pair reversed its early gains to 1.2900 handle and dipped back into negative territory on disappoint US NFP print and drop in Canadian unemployment
By FXStreet USD/JPY fell sharply and posted fresh daily lows as the dollar weakened following the release of disappointing US nonfarm payrolls report. US economy added 160,000 new
By FXStreet Jan Hatzius, Research Analyst at Goldman Sachs, suggests that many investors believe that the Fed has significantly changed its attitude to an inflation overshoot above 2%.
By FXStreet Craig Ebert, Senior Economist at BNZ, suggests that the recent NZ’s March quarter labour market data were fundamentally robust. Key Quotes “Sure, there will be those
