Updated buying interests prompted the US to add Tuesday's benefits, which has always ensured a concern about the fizzy of US-China trade and investors estimate that they were less than expected to the weaker US data publications. Most markets will be closed on May 1 due to a working day.
Here is what you need to know on Thursday, May 1:
The US Dollar Exxter (DXY) reached further and reached a two-day height of 99.60-99.70 bar in the middle of the mixed yield and subsequent US bad data. The usual weekly initial requirements have been paid, Challenger Job Cuts, Final S&P Global Manufacturing PMI, ISM production index and construction costs.
EUR/USD added to the weekly leg and tested the OW-1,1300 in response to a fixed tone of the dollar. Next, the production of both the German and Europlace HCOB PMI, with the initial inflation rate and the unemployment rate of the Euro block, is the unemployment rate.
GBP/USD fell to a two -day two -day trough with a widespread setback on Wednesday. Next, the UK calendar includes mortgage loans, borrowing mortgage loans, S&P Global Manufacturing PMI and BOE M4 MONEY OFFERS AND CONSUMER CREDIT.
The USD/JPY rose along the 143.00 hurdles and reached the Japanese yen to a two -day rise. Boj is expected to keep his interest rate unchanged, followed by a final Jibun bank production PMI and consumer confidence study.
The AUD/USD has been located in a consolidation range around the 0.6400 zones, always closely following US-China trade developments. S&P Global Manufacturing PMI, Commercial Data Balance, Raw Prices and Imports and Export Prices for Quarterly.
WTI prices were sold to a $ 58.00 area on the back of the Barrel's Barrel Outlooks, and despite the more expected decline in weekly US stocks, as reported by Müth.
Gold prices again confirmed the $ 3,270 area on Wednesday, adding the previous day to a stronger US dollar and alleviating trade problems. Silver prices also traded on the hind leg, adding Tuesday to a drop and hitting multi -day low lowers near ounces near $ 32.00.
