The benefit of the renewed purchase of the US dollar has always pushed on Tuesday’s gains, against the background of concerns about anxiety about facing the US -Chinese trade and evaluating investors to issue the USA’s weakest data than expected. Most of the markets will be closed on May 1 due to the Labor Day.
Here is what you need to know on Thursday, May 1:
The US dollar index (DXY) is more than two days level in the range of 99.60-99.70 amid mixed revenues and after poor US data versions. The unemployed calls for the usual weekly work are to be loaned through job cuts in Challenger, global manufacturing managers at the S&P, and the ISM Industry Index, and Building spending.
EUR/USD has been added to the weekly weekly leg and re-tested in OW-1.1300s in response to the dollar tone. The Final Purchase Directors Index for HCOB Manufacturing for both Germany and the euro bloc next with the initial inflation rate and unemployment rate in the euro block.
GBP/USD fell to two days near the 1.3300 neighborhood along with a widespread retreat in the risk complex on Wednesday. After that, the UK calendar will be approvals on mortgage, mortgage lending, global manufacturing providers, M4 Mode Mode and Consumer Consumer.
USD/JPY rose after 143.00 obstacles and reached flat levels on the back of more momentum in the Japanese yen. BOJ is expected to keep the interest rate unchanged, followed by the final PMI Bank Bank and wiping consumer confidence.
AUD/USD has begun to unite around the 0.6400 region, and always follows trade developments between the United States of China. It is expected that the attention of the global information directors index for the S& P Global, the balance of trade data, the commodity prices, the import and export prices Q1.
WTI prices have been sold to an area worth $ 58.00 a barrel against the background of the possibility of increasing the supply, and despite a significant decrease than expected in the US weekly stocks, I also stated an environmental impact assessment.
Gold prices were re -tested for a $ 3,270 region again on Wednesday, adding that the day before the strongest US dollar decreased and commercial concerns reduce. Silver prices were also traded on the back foot, adding to a decrease on Tuesday and the lowest levels of the lead near the 32.00 dollar sign an ounce.
