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Mark O'Sullivan, Currencies Direct 

Choppy range bound trading expected today

Yesterday’s non-farm payroll data came in weaker than expected with feedback that US employers shed nearly half a million jobs and the unemployment rate jumped to 9.5% . . .

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Jonathan Griffiths, Raphaels Bank

Market Looks for Direction after Drab ECB

As anticipated, GBP/EUR took a sound thrashing yesterday as traders positioned themselves ahead of the behemoth event of the monthly European Central Bank meeting . . .

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Alex Dunn,
CaxtonFX

Highs and Lows in a Volatile Day's Trading Yesterday

In a volatile day's trading yesterday, the pound first weakened then strengthened against the euro after Bank of England policymaker Tim Besley said it was too early to judge when the central bank would need . . .

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Lena Manousarides, Spikecharts.com

Euro and Pound Fight Back!

The yen has managed to lose ground against its major counterparts, with USD/JPY reaching another weekly high at 97 and EUR/JPY AT 136.50 amid good news out of China regarding its better than expected Manufacturing data . . .

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John Hardy,
Saxo Bank

Dismal headline non-farm payrolls wipe out all the positive vibes from earlier in the week

Markets had set themselves up for a shock into the non-farm payrolls number, with analysts quite optimistic for a better number. However this was not to be and the headline number disappointed with 467k jobs lost in June compared . . .

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Andrew Wilkinson,
Interactive Brokers

U.S. Employment report creates more waves

The U.S. trading week is ending in completely the opposite fashion to its demure start thanks to yet another resounding number of jobs lost during the month of June . . .

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