EUR/USD: today’s day is poor of economic data. The disagreement between Greece and it’s creditors are holding the single currency under pressure. Dollar remains supported in the long term, after renewed speculations about the interest rates in the US
GBP/USD: later at the day we expect the release of the non-farm payrolls data from the USA. Analysts forecast 235 000 new jobs for March, which is quite less compared to the values in the previous period of 295 000
European indexes are likely to open unchanged today, as a weak trading day is expected. The only economic event is the NFP in the US. Oil rose slightly after it became clear that the first step towards an agreement of Iran’s nuclear program, which is expected to be at the end of the year
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