It’s a new week and a lot of news came out on Friday. US NFP was the
big boy of data that came out on Friday. Unfortunately it came out
disappointing at 39K vs 150k consensus.
On the other hand the ISM came out better at 55.0 vs 54.8 consensus.
USD selling was high on Friday after the data, and increased
after Bernanke stated that UST purchases beyond the $600bn currently marked for
Q2 would not be ruled out.
We saw the Euro take out stops on the top clearing 1.3300
all the way to 1.3415. But sovereign bond spreads are tightening sharply and
ECB is to release the value of ECB’s bond purchases today.
Aussie followed in-tail on the risk sentiment above 0.99.
No important data coming out today, so keep a watch on
sentiment play. Will the poor NFP data push markets even higher today or will the Euro debt issues come to the fore front again for another bear move.
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