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Abstract:The US dollar reacted sharply to the latest US non-farm payroll release that saw +263k new jobs created in April, beating market expectations. Average earnings were mixed.
US Labor Report (NFPs) Release and US Dollar (DXY) Price Analysis and Charts.
US NFPs shows 263,000 new jobs created in April
US Dollar (DXY) mixed on headline beat and wages miss.
DailyFX Q2 Forecasts and Top 2019 Trading Opportunities.
*** US Non-Farm Payrolls – Update to Follow Shortly ***
The April US Labor Report (NFPs) reported job growth of +263K beating expectations of +190k and a prior revised number of +189k from +196k
The US dollar (DXY) jumped on the headline beat but slipped back while EURUSD fell to its lowest level of the day before paring losses.
The closely watched average hourly earnings m/m increase of 0.2% compared to expectations of 0.3% and a revised higher reading of 0.2% recorded in March, while annual average hourly earnings missed expectations at 3.2% compared to 3.3% and a prior reading of 3.2%.
US Department of Labor – Full Labor Report
NFP and Forex: Non-Farm Payrolls and How to Trade It
US Dollar (DXY) One-Minute Price Chart (May 3, 2019)
EURUSD One-Minute Price Chart (May 3, 2019)
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--- Written by Nick Cawley, Market Analyst
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