Do the Feds need NonFarm Payrolls and where will the dollar take them?
After adding a whopping 528,000 new jobs in July, the US labor market appeared to be almost definitively back to pre-Covid levels. For the US centra…
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Friday's nonfarm payrolls affect Bitcoin
It has already been mentioned in the previous articles why bitcoin is likely to continue its decline. Apart from a lot of technical sell indicators,…
Do the Feds need NonFarm Payrolls and where will the dollar take them?
After adding a whopping 528,000 new jobs in July, the US labor market appeared to be almost definitively back to pre-Covid levels. For the US centra…
US Dollar Forecast: Will Another Non-Farm Payrolls Print Offer a Tight Labor Market?
The US Dollar aimed higher against its major counterparts this past week, fulfilling a move that markets had been building up since the beginning of …
US Dollar Forecast: Will Another Non-Farm Payrolls Print Offer a Tight Labor Market?
The US Dollar aimed higher against its major counterparts this past week, fulfilling a move that markets had been building up since the beginning of …
GBP/USD analysis on August 5. The pound barely survived the Payrolls and the meeting of the Bank of England.
For the pound/dollar instrument, the wave marking at the moment looks quite complicated but does not require any clarification. The upward wave, whi…
Euro Week Ahead: Non-Farm Payrolls in Focus. Will Jobs Market Offset Slowing Economy?
The Euro edged just cautiously higher against the US Dollar this past week. This seemed to be largely a result of broad-based weakness in the Greenba…
Forecast for EUR/USD on July 4th. US Independence Day, Nonfarm Payrolls report, and Lagarde's speech
The EUR/USD pair executed a close above this level on Monday after performing a second consecutive consolidation under the corrective level of 200.0…
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