EUR/USD: US currency regained positions, after yesterday’s release of the FOMC meeting minutes. However the dollar remains under pressure, as uncertainty when they will increase the interest rates remains. Today we expect the weekly jobless claims data in the US
GBP/USD: the dollar rose after the release of the FOMC meeting minutes, after at the end of last week the Labor Department of the USA reported that the US economy created 126 000 jobs in March. Unexpectedly bad data led to a sharp decline in the dollar and he fell against all the major currencies. The dollar remains under pressure. Today in the UK will become clear whether the interest rates in the country will remain at the same levels, no changes are expected
European indices are likely to open unchanged today. Gold fell for the third consecutive session, oil scored a minor increase in the background of the large drop of about 6% yesterday
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