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How Will This Month’s NFP Affect Gold Prices? Posted: 06 Dec 2012 05:16 AM PST At FOREXYARD, we believe in keeping our clients prepared for potentially significant news events. As such, traders will want to pay careful attention to the US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP), set to be released tomorrow, December 7th, at 13:30 GMT. As can be seen in the chart below, following a better than expected Non-Farms report last month, a strengthened US dollar resulted in the price of gold tumbling by more than $20 an ounce. Don't miss out on another opportunity to capitalize on market volatility! Analysts widely agree that the Non-Farms report is the most significant news event on the forex calendar. With tomorrow's figure forecasted to come in at 91K, well below last month's 171K, the US dollar may take significant losses before markets close for the weekend. Any bearish dollar movement could result in gains for commodities and precious metals, including gold and silver. This is an excellent opportunity for forex traders to take advantage of potentially significant news, so don't miss out! Read more forex news on our forex blog |
Posted: 06 Dec 2012 02:07 AM PST Hey Everyone, Below are some market trends for today. Good luck! -Dan Gold- May see upward movement today Silver- May see downward movement today Crude Oil- May see upward movement today Dax 30- May see downward movement today EUR/USD May see upward movement today Read more forex news on our forex blog |
Posted: 06 Dec 2012 02:03 AM PST The markets saw relatively little movement during overnight trading last night, as investors were hesitant to open large positions ahead of tomorrow's all-important US Non-Farm Payrolls report. The EUR/USD fell just over 20 pips, but was quickly able to recoup its losses. The pair is currently trading at 1.3067. A better than expected Australian Employment Change figure resulted in the AUD/USD gaining more than 30 pips to eventually trade as high as 1.0479. The price of gold fell just over $4 an ounce before finding support at the $1690 level. Crude oil prices held steady around the $87.75 level throughout the night. Main News for Today US Unemployment Claims- 13:30 GMT Read more forex news on our forex blog |
Posted: 05 Dec 2012 02:24 AM PST Hey Everyone, Below are some market trends for today. Good luck! -Dan Gold- May see downward movement today Silver- May see downward movement today Crude Oil- May see downward movement today Dax 30- May see downward movement today EUR/USD May see upward movement today Read more forex news on our forex blog |
Posted: 05 Dec 2012 02:17 AM PST Encouraging signs that Greece is closer to receiving a new round of bailout funds, combined with positive Spanish economic data, led to risk taking in overnight trading. Higher-yielding currencies and commodities, including the euro, Australian dollar and gold were able to benefit from the news. Meanwhile, speculations that Japan will soon unveil a new round of monetary stimulus caused the USD/JPY to spike during the Asian session. The pair was able to gain close to 50 pips, eventually peaking at 82.33. A slight downward correction during early morning trading brought the greenback to its current level of 82.22. Main News for Today USD ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI- 15:00 GMT US Crude Oil Inventories- 15:30 GMT Read more forex news on our forex blog |
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