The U.S. economy created 311,000 jobs in February versus 205,000 expected, but wages grew less than anticipated, an encouraging signal for the Fed
Oil prices continued their decline in the European session in what has been a tough week for the commodity. Where to next for Oil?
Sterling picked up an early bid after the latest GDP figures showed that the UK economy grew by more than expected at the start of the year.
Gold whipsawed this week as Fed speak bolstered rate hike expectations and the US dollar while signs of unease in the labor market suggests policy ought to be reined in
EUR/USD prepares for an eventful day after a positive start to the morning post-German CPI.
The US Dollar fell the most since the beginning of February following disappointing durable goods orders. Still, the DXY may remain focused higher after a bullish Golden Cross emerged.
USD/JPY jumped after the Bank of Japan left interest rates unchanged and maintained its current bond-yield curve control policy settings.
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