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[QUOTE="MikhailLF, post: 166866, member: 42242"] Morning Market Review 2019-07-09 08:22 (GMT+2) EUR/USD The euro showed a moderate decline against the US dollar on July 8, continuing the development of a strong "bearish" impulse formed at the end of last week. The euro reacted by sharp sales after the publication of the report on the US labor market, which indicated a much stronger increase in the number of new jobs than analysts had expected. The report also reflected the growth of the unemployment rate and a slight slowdown in wages growth. The market expects strong labor market data to help the Fed wait. Some analysts believe that the regulator will abandon the idea of lowering the interest rate during the July meeting. On Monday, investors were focused on German data on the industrial output and the trade balance for May. The industrial output showed an increase of 0.3% MoM after a decrease of 2.0% MoM last month. However, YoY, the dynamics deteriorated markedly: −3.7% vs previous −2.3%. Germany’s trade balance in May rose from 16.9 to 18.7 billion euros, which was slightly better than expected. GBP/USD The British pound fell against the US dollar on Monday, but it did not lead to an update in local lows. The instrument is still pressured by the publication of the June report on the US labor market. On Monday, the news background remained moderate, so investors continued to play on the same drivers. Today, the instrument is traded in both directions. Published statistics from the UK on retail sales does not allow the pound to show corrective growth, but investors are gradually fixing short positions. The volume of comparable sales from BRC in June fell again by 1.6% YoY after a decrease of 3.0% YoY a month earlier. Analysts were expecting the growth of 0.8% YoY. Market activity will begin to grow noticeably on July 10, when a large block of statistics on industrial output, trade balance, and adjusted GDP dynamics will be released in the UK. AUD/USD The Australian dollar tried to show corrective growth against the US one at the beginning of the week but returned to the downward trend and today resumed its active decline. Investors are still focused on the June report on the US labor market, which has noticeably confused the Fed’s plans to ease monetary policy. The instrument is also pressured by the newly launched process of the US-China trade negotiations, which may end with the signing of a final agreement. Today, investors are focused on business sentiment statistics from the National Australia Bank. The NAB index of business confidence in June fell sharply from 7 to 2 points, which, however, was not surprising. The index of business conditions for the same period increased from 1 to 3 points, which also coincided with market expectations. USD/JPY The US dollar continued to grow noticeably against the Japanese yen yesterday, updating local highs of May 31. Additional pressure on the yen came from Japanese macroeconomic statistics. Bank lending slowed in June from 2.6% to 2.3% YoY, while the forecast was 2.8% YoY. The demand for machine-building products in May fell by 7.8% MoM after a growth of 5.2% MoM last month. Analysts had expected the decline only by 4.7% MoM. In annual terms, orders decreased by 3.7% in May against an increase of 2.5% in April. The Eco Watchers current index in June fell from 44.1 to 44.0 points, against the forecasts of growth to 45.0 points. Oil Oil prices showed a moderate increase on July 8, but could not stay at the updated highs and returned to the red zone by the end of the day session. Quotes are supported by the growth of tension around Iran, as well as the lack of progress in the US-China trade negotiations. On Monday, Iran threatened to resume work on the enrichment of uranium, which was suspended under the 2015 agreement. Because of the US sanctions, Iran has actually lost all the benefits that it received as part of the agreement. It is likely that the resumption of nuclear activities will lead to a new deterioration of relations between Washington and Tehran. Today, investors will focus on the API report on oil reserves. The previous report reflected a sharp reduction in reserves by 5 million barrels, which was later not confirmed by the publication of an official report from the US Department of Energy. [/QUOTE]
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