Global growth and trade fears returned to the forefront of the market Tuesday, with US President Trump threatening tariffs on European products. Demand for the safe-haven Japanese yen increased as a result.
Despite UK PM May hitting the airwaves on Sunday defending her strategy to reach out to opposition Labour, GBP/USD movement hesitated Monday, oscillating between 1.3121/1.2986.
Total US non-farm payroll employment increased by 196,000 in March (consensus 172k), along with the unemployment rate coming in unchanged at 3.8%, the US Bureau of Labour Statistics reported Friday.
Improving risk sentiment, coupled with the US dollar index advancing higher and erasing Wednesday’s losses, lifted the USD/JPY market to higher ground Thursday.
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