The first week of June comes full of economic releases, official bank rate statements, Greek debt deadlines, and if that wasn’t enough, the biggest indicator in the forex market, the nonfarm payrolls report. The U.S. will have a chance to regain the confidence of investors and boost the USD by relying on employment data, its strongest performer as the pressure of a weak first quarter hangs on the economy. Central banks will play a part, but it is expected to mostly be all words and no action as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Bank of England (BoE), and the European Central Bank (ECB) will keep interest rates ... (full story)