Dale J Pinkert
Independent Analyst
The Bureau of Economic Analysis published a softer than expected GDP figures with a 0.7% YoY increased in the last quarter of 2015. Expectations were 0.8%. However, experts pointed that usually US GDP receives may revisions between preliminary and final numbers.
However, data was Dollar supported and the Forex major that suffer the most was the EUR/USD. The USD/JPY jumped throughout the day, but it was because the boJ decision to cut rates into negative.
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