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Stocks shrug off higher yields on strong jobs report ahead of CPI and FOMC - Newsquawk US Market Wrap - Vimarsana News

Stocks shrug off higher yields on strong jobs report ahead of CPI and FOMC - Newsquawk US Market Wrap

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EUR/USD Weekly Forecast: US Dollar turns north as central banks' decisions loom - Vimarsana News

EUR/USD Weekly Forecast: US Dollar turns north as central banks' decisions loom

The US Dollar turned north this past week, partially losing its pace on Thursday, as speculative interest took a break ahead of the United States (US) employment figures scheduled for Friday.

German Factory Orders drop 3.7% MoM in October vs. 0% expected - Vimarsana News

German Factory Orders drop 3.7% MoM in October vs. 0% expected

Germany’s Factory Orders unexpectedly declined in October, the official data published by the Federal Statistics Office showed Wednesday, suggesting that the German manufacturing sector recovery is in the doldrums once again.

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Daily Game Plan

TODAY’S GAME PLAN: from the trading desk, this is not research DATA/HEADLINES 8:15ET ADP Employment Change; 8:30ET Nonfarm Productivity, Unit Labor Costs, Trade Balance; 10:00ET Bank of Canada’s Rate Decision ADP RESEARCH INSTITUTE SAYS U.S. ADDED 103,000 JOBS IN NOV. Est. 130k TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS: CEOs of the biggest banks on Wall Street testify to the Senate

EUR/USD trying to hold above 1.0800, sees limited recovery after Monday backslide - Vimarsana News

EUR/USD trying to hold above 1.0800, sees limited recovery after Monday backslide

The EUR/USD shed half a percent as broader markets tossed aside sentiment and flipped risk averse to kick off the new trading week.