posted by
liorcohen
49 days ago
in Gold, Oil, Employment
made popular 49 days ago
The U.S. labor force didn’t rise as many had anticipated during March: according to the recent U.S. employment report, which was published today, April 6th by the Bureau of Labor Statistics the number of non-farm employees increased by 120,000.
posted by
EJSuratos
50 days ago
in USD, Special, Employment
made popular 50 days ago
It's the first week of the month and y'all know what means! It's NFP Friday baby! Read on to find out how we can make pips trading the granddaddy of all reports!
posted by
FXTimes
50 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Employment
made popular 50 days ago
Therefore while it's counter-intuitive a better jobs report might actually weaken equities and commodities in the near-term. Therefore, the USD should strengthen in the aftermath of this report as we move through next week's trading and can help
posted by
forexalliancecom
50 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Employment
made popular 50 days ago
Signs of US labor market improvement surfaced once again as US jobless claims for the week dipped – remaining at a 4-year low. According to the recent Labor Department report, weekly claims fell by 6,000 to post at 357,000, the fewest amount of
posted by
FXTimes
58 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Employment
made popular 57 days ago
Today's US jobless claims data follows a weaker than expected reading in durable goods orders yesterday. Both releases hit a similar theme in that the "US momentum" story may be slowing. Will these reports be the fundamental catalyst needed for e
posted by
bocrunch
58 days ago
in USD, Daily, Employment
made popular 58 days ago
Today, Thursday, March 29th produces 4 new trading events. These events provide excellent trading opportunities for binary options traders. The U.S. Unemployment Claims today, will probably have an effect on the USD/JPY.
posted by
FXTimes
58 days ago
in Fundamental, Retail Sales, Employment
made popular 58 days ago
The hope for Germany is that despite a drop off in exports because of slower growth in China, and what that could mean for the manufacturing sector will be offset by stronger domestic demand and consumption. That is because the labor market remai
posted by
EJSuratos
62 days ago
in EUR, GDP, Employment
made popular 62 days ago
Unlike the Hunger Games movie which garnered plenty of rave reviews in its opening week, this month's set of euro zone flash PMIs turned out to be a huge flop. Find out what these figures mean for the euro zone economy and its currency.
posted by
lchammer
65 days ago
in USD, Weekly, Employment
made popular 65 days ago
Today, March 22nd, the U.S. jobless claims weekly report was published; according to the recent update, the number of initial claims declined by 5 thousand for the week ending on March 17th; the total initial claims reached 348,000 claims (season
posted by
lchammer
71 days ago
in USD, Weekly, Employment
made popular 71 days ago
Today, March 15th, the U.S. jobless claims weekly report came out; according to the report, the number of initial claims fell by 14 thousand for the week ending on March 10th; the total initial claims reached 351,000 claims (seasonally adjusted d
posted by
bocrunch
72 days ago
in USD, Daily, Employment
made popular 72 days ago
Today, Thursday, March 15th produces 2 new trading events. These events provide excellent trading opportunities for binary options traders. The U.S. Unemployment Claims today, will probably have an effect on the U.S. dollar.
posted by
FXTimes
73 days ago
in GBP, Fundamental, Employment
made popular 73 days ago
The pound was strong on Tuesday rallying against the USD, JPY, EUR and even the commodity bloc of currencies - helped by some positive data from its trade and housing sectors as well as a jump in its leading indicator. However following such upbe