The number of job openings in the United States increased more than expected during the sixth month of the year, official data showed on Wednesday.
The number of job openings in the United States increased more than expected during the sixth month of the year, official data showed on Wednesday.
The yellow metal began rising on Tuesday, and it is still recovering in the aftermath of the huge fall of the price on Friday.
The US non-farm sector created more jobs than expected last month, whereas the unemployment rate remained unchanged, fresh data from the Department of Labor showed on Friday.
After finding support in the 200-day SMA and staying near that level for almost two days, the EUR/USD pair rebounded and surged on Tuesday and Wednesday.
UK manufacturing and industrial production continued to contract in June amid Britain's decision to leave the European Union, official data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed on Tuesday.
Gold continues to fall on Monday, as the metal has no support levels on its path down until the level of 1,324.16.
The Euro found support against the US Dollar in the 200-day SMA on Monday, and the pair is still almost exactly at the SMAs level at 1.1079 on Tuesday.
The US non-farm sector created more jobs than expected last month, whereas the unemployment rate remained unchanged, fresh data from the Department of Labor showed on Friday.
As markets expected, the Bank of England (BoE) introduced a range of additional monetary policy measures and upgraded its growth and inflation forecasts at its August meeting on Thursday amid Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
The US non-farm sector created more jobs than expected last month, whereas the unemployment rate remained unchanged, fresh data from the Department of Labor showed on Friday.
As markets expected, the Bank of England (BoE) introduced a range of additional monetary policy measures and upgraded its growth and inflation forecasts at its August meeting on Thursday amid Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
The common European currency fell against the US Dollar on Friday, as the US Non-Farm Payrolls data was released.
The yellow metal is trading lower on Monday morning, as the metal fell to 1,335 level on Friday.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits increased to 269,000 in the week ended July 30, compared to the preceding week's reading of 266,000, whereas market analysts pencilled in a slight drop to 265,000 in the reported period, fresh figures from the Department of Labour showed on Wednesday.
As markets expected, the Bank of England (BoE) introduced a range of additional monetary policy measures and upgraded its growth and inflation forecasts at its August meeting on Thursday amid Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
Gold is once again bouncing at the door of the first weekly resistance. Previously the yellow metal did not broke the weekly R1 at 1,366 and backed off from it to 1,350 on Thursday.
The common European currency found support in the monthly PP at 1.1107 in the evening of Thursday, and it moved higher afterwards against the US Dollar.
US private companies added more jobs than expected in July, the ADP report revealed on Wednesday.
Activity in Britain's services sector dropped to its lowest level since March 2009 following the country's decision to leave the European Union, fresh data from HIS/Markit revealed on Wednesday.
The yellow metal did not broke the weekly R1 at 1,366 and bounced off from it to 1,350 on Thursday.
The Euro has erased all of its week's gains against the US Dollar, as the currency pair fell to 1.1150, and keeps moving lower.
With yesterday's data on inflation and personal spending failing to justify a stronger Greenback, USD/JPY fell nearly 1.5% after plummeting more that 3% last Friday.
Britain's construction PMI index faced its steepest downturn in seven years in July, suggesting that output in the construction industry dropped considerably, since the economy is at risk of recession after June's Brexit vote.