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NFP 223K, US Unemployment Falls to Lowest Level Since 2008
U.S. job growth rebounded last month and the unemployment rate dropped to a near seven-year low of 5.4 percent, signs of a pick-up in economic momentum that could keep the… more
Draghi Attacked By Protester Screaming “End ECB Dictatorship”
Mario Draghi claimed the first successes for his quantitative easing program, and played down concerns that the European Central Bank will struggle to implement it fully. “There’s clear evidence that… more
Minutes Of The Federal Reserve Open Market Committee
The Federal Reserve could still hike interest rates in June despite weak recent U.S. data and investor skepticism, two influential officials with the central bank said on Wednesday, putting the… more
NonFarm payrolls 126k in March vs expected 256k
U.S. employers added the fewest number of jobs in more than a year in March, which could heighten concerns over the recent slowdown in economic growth and delay an anticipated… more
Fed Comment Is Not Important For Euro Anymore
No change in EUR/USD’s outlook. While the rebound from 1.0461 was strong, it’s is held below 1.1096 resistance. Price action from 1.0461 is viewed as consolidations and might extend. But… more
Draghi: ECB action shields euro zone states from Greek contagion
Mario Draghi said the European Central Bank’s expanded asset purchases will succeed in pushing inflation in the euro area back toward its goal. “We can deploy and we will deploy… more
NFP : 5 Things to Watch in the February Jobs Report
February’s jobs report will be a test for whether the labor market can continue its impressive growth streak even in the face of global turmoil and icy conditions in parts of… more
US Dollar Climbs as Yuan Slides After China Rate Cut
The dollar rallied, climbing to a two-year high versus the yuan after China’s interest-rate cut underscored diverging economic outlooks for the U.S. versus the rest of the world. U.S. index… more
U.S. Jobs Report In January Crushes Expectations
The U.S. added 257,000 jobs in January, another solid month of job creation even as sluggish wage growth remains a concern. The unemployment rate was 5.7% in January, according to… more