Tag: NFP

April 04, 2023 BY Steffy Bogdanova

Weekly data: Focus on the NFP for currencies this week

Dollar-loonie is likely to be highly active later this week because of the respective countries’ job reports on Thursday and Friday. Since the NFP has consistently been higher than expected in 2023 so far, it wouldn’t be very surprising to see a stronger result on Friday with a kneejerk higher for USDCAD. That could provide…

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November 29, 2022 BY Steffy Bogdanova

Weekly data: Action on the US Dollar and Oil ahead of US NFP release

From the technical analysis perspective the price is currently trading around the $1.04800 price area above the 23.6% of the fibonacci retracement level. The US NFP release  is expected to affect the fiber chart with the market expecting a decreased , yet positive, figure.  This publication will most probably create volatility and might possibly give…

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January 05, 2022 BY Steffy Bogdanova

Weekly data: packed week with NFP and FOMC’s minutes

From a technical point of view, a clear move back above $80 seems to be unlikely as of now given this area’s importance as a psychological resistance and buying saturation based on the slow stochastic. ATR of around $2.20 is now about half the peak in December, though, so a retest of $80 seems very…

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December 01, 2021 BY Steffy Bogdanova

Weekly data: ‘buying the dip’ ahead of the NFP

Even before large losses at the end of last week, it already seemed fairly unlikely that the cartel would significantly boost production. With most members seemingly content with prices of Brent around $75-85 and various countries including Japan having released their strategic reserves of crude, there had been no clear calls among OPEC for increasing…

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August 04, 2020 BY Valentina Kirilova

Weekly data preview: central banks and the NFP

Key data this week Bold indicates the most important releases for this symbol. Monday 3 August, 13.45 GMT: American Markit manufacturing PMI (final, July) - consensus 51.3, previous 49.8 Monday 3 August, 14.00 GMT: ISM manufacturing PMI (July) - consensus 53.6, previous 52.6 Wednesday 5 August, 12.30 GMT: American balance of trade (June) - consensus…

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June 30, 2020 BY Valentina Kirilova

Weekly data preview: focus on the NFP

Key data points Bold indicates the most important releases for this symbol. Wednesday 1 July, from 7.30 GMT: meeting of the Sveriges Riksbank Wednesday 1 July, 12.15 GMT: ADP employment change (June) - consensus 3 million, previous -2.76 million Thursday 2 July, 12.30 GMT: non-farm payrolls (June) - consensus 3.07 million, previous 2.51 million Thursday…

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June 01, 2020 BY Valentina Kirilova

Weekly data preview: central banks and the NFP

From a technical point of view, Brent seems to have overextended this morning. Both the slow stochastic and Bollinger Bands print overbought signals. On the other hand, Bands have contracted quite sharply since the middle of last week, so it’s possible that price is building for a breakout upward. Moving averages continue to print a…

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March 30, 2020 BY Valentina Kirilova

Weekly data preview: more volatility likely ahead of the NFP

Key data points Bold indicates the most important releases for this symbol. Monday 30 March, 23.30 GMT: Japanese unemployment rate (February) - consensus 2.4%, previous 2.4% Monday 30 March, 23.30 GMT: Japanese annual retail sales (February) - consensus -1.2%, previous -0.4% Tuesday 31 March, 23.50 GMT: Tankan Large Manufacturers’ Index - consensus -10, previous 0…

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December 02, 2019 BY Valentina Kirilova

Weekly data preview: RBA’s meeting and the NFP

The following article was submitted by Michael Stark, market analyst at Exness. Asian markets started the week on a fairly positive note as Chinese factories posted three-year record growth in November. Caixin manufacturing PMI came in at 51.8 in the early morning today, beating both the previous release and the consensus. Meanwhile data from Turkey was also…

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