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Looking at the relatively large reversal in risk this week that sent stocks, commodities and currencies up sharply one would guess that the fundamental outlook had changed pretty radically.The only other main event of the week that was meaningful and helps explain the direction if not the scale of the move in risk is the message from the Fed (goes to Bernanke on F
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2:36pm EDT* Risk appetite increases; yen, Swiss franc under pressure* U.S. payrolls fall less than expected in August* U.S. service sector activity growth slows in August (Updates prices, adds quotes, details, changes byline)By Aleksandra MichalskaNEW YORK, Sept 3 (Reuters) – The U.S. dollar fell against most foreign currencies on Friday after a surprisingly strong non-farm payroll report eased worries about the economy and boosted the appetite for riskier assets.The safe-haven yen and Swiss franc weakened broadly, while higher-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar gained as expectations grew that the health of the U.S. labor market may not be as poor as many had feared.U.S. non-farm payrolls fell by 54,000 in Au
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This mornings better than expected U.S. Non-Farm Payrollsdata has put risk back on the table. Although this report showed that theeconomy was still shedding jobs, private sector hiring was above the consensus,driving investors into equities and out of gold and Treasuries.Upside momentum is building in the Australian Dollar,putting it in a position to test the early August top at .9221. Recent economicdata has also led to speculation that the Reserve Bank of Australia will
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Lets take a look at todays U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls Report.The big picture still suggests we are in a jobless recovery. The focus oftodays report will be on the private sector. An anemic jobs number is likelyto cause companies to continue to conserve cash and refrain from hiring. Investors should remember not to focus too much on the laborrate. Some people think that 10% unemployment is a major psychological level.Remember that the jobs rate may be high because the labor force is decreasing.Some unemployed people are giving up on their job searches, leading to adecrease in the n
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The August U.S. non-farm payroll data surprised the markets with a decline in headline number of -54K when a fall of -100K had been expected. The focus of most traders was on private sector jobs, which grew by 67K on the month. Previous data were also revised higher. The data were not strong but suggested that the economy is not falling off a cliff. Any euphoria generated by the data was deflated by a much poorer than expected ISM Services PMI shortly thereafter, which fell to 51.5, which is only barely above the 50 expansion-contraction line. Equity markets have reacted generally positively to the data. Although whe
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Here are the strongest and weakest major currencies for the past week (August 30 September 03, 2010), based upon relative percentage price change against each other from the beginning of this past trading week to the end of the week. This information can be used to identify possible trends and potential pairings of the currencies. The list is ordered from strongest (best performing) to weakest (worst performing). Click here for the Currency Strength/Weakness Meter.James Chen, CTA, CMT
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FX Briefing 3 September 2010The forex market remained relatively calm this week. Whereas EUR-USD rose to over 1.28, the European single currency fell slightly against the Swedish krona, the Swiss franc and the yen, and also versus commodity currencies such as NOK, AUD, BRL and ZAR. The markets seem to be deviating somewhat from the flight from risk pattern and star
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The euro appreciated vis–vis the U.S. dollar today as the single currency tested offers around the US$ 1.2875level and was supported around the $1.2810 level.Manufacturing payrolls declined last month and the overall Augustunemployment rate ticked higher to 9.6%, a number that reflects fewe
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Friday, September 03, 2010 11:12:24 AM Avg Weekly Hours: 34.2 v 34.2e – (US) Aug ISM Non-Manufacturing 51.5 v 53.2e – (MX) Mexico Aug Consumer Confidence: 88.7 v 86.8e – This morning’s better-than-expected US August payroll report reinforced the risk on theme that has driven trading in the back half of the week. US equity futures and Eur
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Edit: I have received many comments saying “o it was already snapped!” “that wasn’t real!” and other crap like that. I’m just lettin you know you can keep commenting because all that does is add views/comments to the video. Ill only respond to actual questions and occational compliments, so whatever you have to say, I dont really care. I also realize this isnt an actual casper flip, but I didnt know what to call this, does anyone know what it would be called? Just a “casper” maybe? I dunno. Music: Free Bird – Lynyrd Skynyrd PS the board was already snapped