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Quoting Dingoman-two

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{quote} Stop buying

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Quoting Dingoman-two

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{quote} Stop buying

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Quoting bill1985

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{quote} i meant selling the new low

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Quoting skillz16

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{quote} This would indicate that the dollar weakens and EUR/USD should go up...

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Quoting Luzbay

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{quote} Disagree. My take is that the slowing of the rise in wages is good for the Fed, because that means inflation is calming down a little (still positive), so doesn't put them under pressure to make any changes to monetary that could jeopardise their economy. The market likes reassurance and, based on this news, the Fed won't be making any unexpected moves. Edit - it's the part of the quote past the bit that you have highlighted in bold that has given the dollar more strength.

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Quoting skillz16

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{quote} "Gradual path" also means the dollar weakens. If the market is assured and does not think that the FED will raise rates faster/unexpectedly, then this should weaken the dollar. Anything indicating unexpected or rates rising faster should in theory strengthen the USD. Anything alleviating doubt or trade tensions should cause a fall. In theory, this is how this should work. But in practice, well we see the price here now so.

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Quoting Windstrown

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manually adding last long noe @ 1.1920 Adding stop losses to 1.1902 tp for today , 1.2030

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Quoting newbegger

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{quote} Like really like this area. If I pull a fib, 1.1913 comes in right around the neckline. I may close out shorts in this area and shut down until NFP if the movers push it down a little more. Moving forward, the markets have 2 rates hikes are already priced in so NFP will be my next guide. {image}

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Quoting Luzbay

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{quote} But why would the dollar weaken against the Euro? I'm not aware of any information that would make it do so. The release today has pretty much just said 'we're very much on track, we're just 0.1% away from where we thought wages would be and have added some less jobs', which happens seasonally anyway. Apart from a technical perspective, I don't see why the Euro would bounce. The dollar is fundamentally stronger on all counts. All of that said, it's extremely healthy to be in an environment where we can all share differing opinions and, like...

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Quoting Yvonnely

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{quote} Hope you are right....1.203...needs a huge turnaround.

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Quoting digger1

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{quote} Why would it bounce ,,, the disconnect between the big dogs and the average retail trader is the big dogs have analytical and research depts that know the numbers as well as the gov or central banks ,, they have played the drop from the top knowing pretty damn close what the numbers will be ,, thats why its where its at ,, now average retail trader gets the numbers ,sell sell sell decent numbers ,, sell at a quarterly low as the sharks are waiting for a good bounce to sell again ,, probably wont be a quarterly low ,, just saying ,,why does...

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