October 9, 2011 Forex Signals Report
The Euro opens under pressure against both the Yen (102.40) and the greenback (1.3350) in the wake of last week”s ratings downgrades to both Italy and Spain even as the European Central Bank pledged further banking support. Currencies linked to risk and emerging markets were the main beneficiaries during Friday trade as they retraced some of the vast ground lost over recent weeks. The ratings downgrades were particularly telling for the 17-nation currency as the market believes there is still plenty of issues for indebted nations to work through. The Euro traded between 1.3360 and 1.3520 on Friday. Meanwhile, in the United States, non-farm payrolls came in better than expected with 103,000 jobs added compared to forecasts of 60,000. The greenback opens little-changed against the Japanese Yen today at 76.70.
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