EUR / USD The dollar remains supported by better data on applications for unemployment benefits yesterday and the positive expectations of the Federal Reserve, as this reinforces speculation about a recent increase in interest rates. On the other hand pressure on the euro strengthened after it became clear that Tsipras strengthen diplomatic relations with Russia, as the likelihood of Greece out of the Eurozone is growing.
GBP / USD sentiment in favor of the dollar, and today expect major UK data on industrial production, while weaker data possible new shortovi movements. Important statements today we have the Federal Reserve and investors will look for signals of future monetary policy of the bank. Possible increase in volatility in today, as we can see and profit taking.
Sentiment remains in favor of indices today as sentiment on the stock markets remain positive, despite the slowdown in some European indices and the high volatility in the US. Today, investors will monitor the data from the UK to manufacture, and the unemployment rate in Switzerland and Canada. The increase in oil prices is also likely to have a positive impact on the indices due to the favorable impact on energy stocks.
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