The JOLTS report showed that demand for workers in the US remained solid, with 6.1M job openings registered in September.
The JOLTS report showed that demand for workers in the US remained solid, with 6.1M job openings registered in September.
The yellow metal lost its value, as concerns over situation in the Middle East have eased.
The common European currency is continuing to trade against the Dollar in junior descending channel.
An active depreciation of the buck led fall of exchange rate on Monday.
In result of the previous trading session the Pound managed to recover some lost positions amid sell-off of the Dollar.
Anti-corruption arrests in the Saudi elite raised concern over stability in the Middle East and drove the prices of gold up.
The currency exchange rate continues to fluctuate between the 1.1610 and 1.1580 levels, as expected.
The Labour department revealed that the US job growth sped up in October, while the yearly wage growth as well as participation rate fell in the reported period, clouding the outlook of the job market.
The Labour department revealed that the US job growth sped up in October, while the yearly wage growth as well as participation rate fell in the reported period, clouding the outlook of the job market.
Following a release of data on the US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI, the exchange rate fell to the 1,266.00 mark.
Due to release of better than expected American data, the currency exchange rate slipped to the 1.1605 level.
Contrary to expectations, the new Fed Chair announcement did not cause great volatility in the marks.
In result of disclosure of details about the new tax reform, the Dollar lost some ground to the common European currency yesterday.
The Labour Department said that the US worker productivity grew 3.0% year-on-year in the Q3, the fastest growth pace in nearly three years, which fuelled diminishing of labour costs.
The British Pound plummeted sharply against the Greenback, as the Bank of England announced changes in its monetary policy.
Anticipation of the new Fed Chair pick led to short-term appreciation of the bullion againstthe buck.
Although there was a release of various fundamental data, the pair did not make any major advances yesterday.
The Federal Reserve announced that it kept key interest rates unchanged and pointed to strong US economic expansion and better labour market conditions, as recent hurricanes had only short-term impact on economic activity.
The Sterling touched the new high against the Greenback after the PMI for the UK manufacturing sector was released.
Gold price increases, as traders anticipate the upcoming FOMC Statement and possible announcement of the new Fed Chair.
Despite a release of better than expected American data, the pair continued to move horizontally between the 100- and 55-hour SMAs.
The Japanese Yen edged lower against the Greenback, following the Bank of Japan's monetary policy report.
The US Commerce Department showed that consumer spending, which constitutes nearly two-thirds of the US economic output, grew 1.0% in September, the strongest gain since 2009, after a modest 0.1% rise in the prior month.