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📊EURUSD rises as weak U.S. jobs data boosts rate cut bets
The euro rose 1.37% to $1.1571 on Friday. It was on track for its biggest daily gain since April after U.S. job numbers came in weaker than expected.
👉 Possible effects for traders
The U.S. dollar stayed flat on Monday after taking a hit from poor jobs data and President Trump's firing of a top labour official. July job growth was well below forecasts, and previous months were revised down by 258,000 jobs, signalling a worsening labour market. This sent the dollar down over 1.5% against the euro on Friday.
Market reactions to Friday night's events were swift and decisive,' said analyst Tony Sycamore from IG. 'Equities and the U.S. dollar tumbled, along with yields.' Traders now see a 95% chance of a Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cut next month. They expect over 63 basis points of cuts by December.
While the Fed looks cautious, the European Central Bank is seen cutting rates in April and June 2025. A more dovish Fed usually weakens the dollar. Still, political instability in Germany and France and ongoing U.S. tariffs are limiting the euro's gains. Analysts say the pair's next moves depend on more U.S. data and trade news.
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The euro rose 1.37% to $1.1571 on Friday. It was on track for its biggest daily gain since April after U.S. job numbers came in weaker than expected.
👉 Possible effects for traders
The U.S. dollar stayed flat on Monday after taking a hit from poor jobs data and President Trump's firing of a top labour official. July job growth was well below forecasts, and previous months were revised down by 258,000 jobs, signalling a worsening labour market. This sent the dollar down over 1.5% against the euro on Friday.
Market reactions to Friday night's events were swift and decisive,' said analyst Tony Sycamore from IG. 'Equities and the U.S. dollar tumbled, along with yields.' Traders now see a 95% chance of a Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cut next month. They expect over 63 basis points of cuts by December.
While the Fed looks cautious, the European Central Bank is seen cutting rates in April and June 2025. A more dovish Fed usually weakens the dollar. Still, political instability in Germany and France and ongoing U.S. tariffs are limiting the euro's gains. Analysts say the pair's next moves depend on more U.S. data and trade news.
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These are the biggest events to watch this week:
The economic agenda will quieten down over the coming week but not entirely as the Bank of England will announce its latest policy decision, while Canada and New Zealand will report employment numbers.
In the US, the ISM Services PMI will be watched very closely, and the Bank of Japan's Summary of Opinions will also likely attract some attention.
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The economic agenda will quieten down over the coming week but not entirely as the Bank of England will announce its latest policy decision, while Canada and New Zealand will report employment numbers.
In the US, the ISM Services PMI will be watched very closely, and the Bank of Japan's Summary of Opinions will also likely attract some attention.
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What are you most curious about this week in the markets?
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The precious yellow metal has been moving sideways for several days after reaching unprecedented all-time highs. Its current price action is confined within an ascending symmetrical triangle pattern.
The big question now is — will it break out and continue climbing, or will it head downward toward the demand zone highlighted by the circle on the chart?
The big question now is — will it break out and continue climbing, or will it head downward toward the demand zone highlighted by the circle on the chart?
Chart: BTCXAU, daily chart
BTCXAU failed to break the previous high and plunged below EMA21. The price stays between both EMAs and above 33.50, indicating a potential consolidation.
If BTCXAU surges above EMA21 and 35.00, the price may reach the previous highs before retesting the next resistance at 36.50.
On the contrary, failure to hold above 33.50 and EMA78 may prompt BTCXAU to fall to the subsequent support at 32.00.
BTCXAU failed to break the previous high and plunged below EMA21. The price stays between both EMAs and above 33.50, indicating a potential consolidation.
If BTCXAU surges above EMA21 and 35.00, the price may reach the previous highs before retesting the next resistance at 36.50.
On the contrary, failure to hold above 33.50 and EMA78 may prompt BTCXAU to fall to the subsequent support at 32.00.