Month: February 2021

US CPI Wednesday. Fed chair Powell speaks in New York Looking at the calendar for next week, there is not a lot of releases and events. On Monday. Swiss unemployment rate is expected to stay steady at 3.4% German industrial production (2 AM ET/0700 GMT) is expected to rise by 0.1% On Tuesday, German trade
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Forex news for North American trading on February 5, 2021 It was unemployment day in the US and Canada, and both reports came in weaker than expectations: US nonfarm payroll rose by 49K, which was less than the 105K expected. However the prior to month revised down -159K.  The unemployment rate did fall fairly sharply to 6.3% from 6.7%, but the decline was
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Dollar drops broadly in early US session after much smaller than expected non-farm payroll job growth, even though unemployment dipped notably. Canadian Dollar is some what pressured today after larger than expected job losses. But Yen is the one following the greenback as second weakest. Australian Dollar and Euro are trying to regain some grounds
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Evan Spiegel, CEO of SNAP Inc. Stephen Desaulniers | CNBC Snap’s stock fell more than 5% in after-hours trading on Thursday after the company reported its fourth-quarter earnings despite beating Wall Street’s expectations on earnings, revenue and user growth. But the company provided a first-quarter adjusted EBITDA forecast that was much lower than analysts’ consensus
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