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Job growth in the United States increased by 339,000 jobs in May. Unemployment rate: 3.7%. Wage inflation decreased slightly. He

US adds 339,000 jobs, beating estimates, but USD/CAD remains tepid. The CAD gains momentum on the back of a 1.70%

The AUD/USD pair is gaining ground for the second day in a row and hitting 2-week highs. Uncertainty about the

The Index remains hesitantly trading around 103.50. Improving risk space weighs on the dollar. Nonfarm payrolls for May have exceeded

GBP/USD retreats in reaction to the positive NFP data, though it has no follow through. Mixed US jobs data raises

The price of oil recovers for the second day in a row after the approval of the bill on the

US Nonfarm Payrolls increased by 339,000 in May, beating expectations of 190,000. The unemployment rate increased more than expected, from

USD/JPY struggles to capitalize on its modest intraday gains and is nearing one-week lows. NFP’s mixed report reaffirms an imminent

EUR/USD now reverses early gains and moves back towards 1.0980. US Nonfarm Payrolls surprised to the upside in May. The

The DXY maintains the bearish tone in the 103.50/40 zone. A further decline could extend to the 100-day SMA near