• This morning, the dollar index is still suffering the consequences of below expectation Non Farm Payroll data from the US on Friday. NFP came in significantly below the expected +201k at +142k, while average earnings failed to grow at all. This adds another layer of complexity to the dance between the FOMC and markets, with the dollar continuing to slip lower as a possible US rate hike is pushed further into 2016.
• The dollar pairs have been the big winners, especially the EUR/USD which is rallying again this morning.
• The Australian and New Zealand dollar demonstrated the interconnected nature of modern financial markets, where a US rate hike is thought to have a real impact on Chinese growth rates and therefore consumption of raw materials from the region. The NZD/USD is up 0.45% this morning.
• The yen pairs are also on the rise, led by the GBP/JPY which is up by 0.42%.
• Gold is holding the gains from last week’s rapid sell off.
Coming up today:
• This morning’s main highlight is UK services PMI at 09.30 with a small improvement expected.
• Beyond this we have UK services PMI at 09.30.
• This is followed by ISM non-manufacturing PMI at 15.00.
Trade Idea:
• The EUR/USD is rallying again this morning, but the US interest rate soap opera no doubt has more twists and turns. As such, we could see more volatile trading.
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Dollar Still Slow after NFP Miss
Morning Report: 06.45 London
• This morning, the dollar index is still suffering the consequences of below expectation Non Farm Payroll data from the US on Friday. NFP came in significantly below the expected +201k at +142k, while average earnings failed to grow at all. This adds another layer of complexity to the dance between the FOMC and markets, with the dollar continuing to slip lower as a possible US rate hike is pushed further into 2016.
• The dollar pairs have been the big winners, especially the EUR/USD which is rallying again this morning.
• The Australian and New Zealand dollar demonstrated the interconnected nature of modern financial markets, where a US rate hike is thought to have a real impact on Chinese growth rates and therefore consumption of raw materials from the region. The NZD/USD is up 0.45% this morning.
• The yen pairs are also on the rise, led by the GBP/JPY which is up by 0.42%.
• Gold is holding the gains from last week’s rapid sell off.
Coming up today:
• This morning’s main highlight is UK services PMI at 09.30 with a small improvement expected.
• Beyond this we have UK services PMI at 09.30.
• This is followed by ISM non-manufacturing PMI at 15.00.
Trade Idea:
• The EUR/USD is rallying again this morning, but the US interest rate soap opera no doubt has more twists and turns. As such, we could see more volatile trading.
A good way to play this is a LOWER trade predicting that the EUR/USD will close below 1.1200 in 21 days time for a potential return of 130%.
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