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<p>The dollar keeps bullish tone although the action after release of US jobs data is holding with quite narrow congestion as markets digest the shocking release. Again, there was no big surprise on seven times more negative payrolls data than expected (Mar -701K vs -100K f/c) as today&#8217;s release comes as logical continuation of Thur

<p>Non-farm payrolls fell 701k positions in March, much worse than consensus expectations, as job losses due to the coronavirus pandemic started to mount. That result is close to the worse months for job losses during the global financial crisis. The unemployment rate jumped up to 4.4%, from 3.5% in February. That is the largest one-month [&h

<p>Payroll employment declined 701K – the largest drop since the financial crisis The unemployment rate jumped to 4.4%, broader measures deteriorated more April data will likely still leave the March jobs decline looking like a rounding error The beginning of US layoffs tied to the coronavirus showed up earlier than expected, but the dr

The US' economy is expected to expand by 1.5% in the first quarter of 2020 and seen contracting by 0.4% in the second quarter, the Federal Reserve Ban

After climbing to 108.50 during the European trading hours, the USD/JPY pair struggled to make a decisive move in either direction and continues to mo

United States Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count declined to 562 from previous 624

EUR/JPY is consolidating the recent slide near the 2020 lows as the spot is trading below the main daily SMAs suggesting an overall negative momentum for the

According to the latest headlines crossing Reuters, Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak told Russian President Putin it was necessary to cut the

The jobs market in the US is in a state of chaos at the moment with another record print for weekly jobless claims and a record matching 701K non-farm

"We have witnessed the world economy coming to a standstill, way worse than the global financial crisis," International Monetary Fund's (IMF) Managing