EUR / USD: Euro remains under pressure after yesterday the ECB announced that the program for the purchase of government bonds will start from next week. The single currency reached a 11 year low. Dollar remained dominant, despite yesterday's bad data for the unemployment claims and factory orders. Today the focus is aimed at NFP
GBP / USD: dollar remained strong against most of the major currencies today, it was not particularly influenced by yesterday's releases. Remains supported in the long term, because of the expected rise in interest rates this year. Today, there are important data from the US, which will affect the pair
European indexes probably will open with a fall today after yesterday's meeting of the ECB, the Bank announced that the program of quantitative easing will begin next week. Oil was supported by the conflicts in the Middle East, which could have a beneficial impact on energy stocks. US data later in the day is likely to affect the indices
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