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Mid-Day Report: Dollar Recovers Mildly as Jobless Claims Dropped to Lowest in Four DecadesDollar recovered some grounds in early US session on solid job data but it's generally staying in consolidative mode. Initial jobless claims dropped 26k to 255k in the week ended July 17, much better than expectation of 275k. Also, that's the lowest level since November 1973, that is, more than four decades. The four week moving average dropped to 278.5k, down from 282.5k. Continuing claims dropped 8k to 2.2m in the week ended July 11. The dollar index breached 98 handle earlier this week but failed to sustain above. The index is trading at 97.3 at the time of writing. | |
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USD/JPY Mid-Day OutlookDaily Pivots: (S1) 123.61; (P) 124.04; (R1) 124.33; More... Intraday bias in USD/JPY remains neutral for consolidation below 124.47 temporary top. Another rise is in favor as long as 122.91 minor support holds. Firm break of 124.43 would likely extend the larger up trend through 125.85 high. However, break of 122.91 will suggest that rebound from 120.40 has complete and will turn bias back to the downside for this support. |
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