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Summary
Do you expect a rebound in job creation? How is the labor market performing in the Biden presidency? What is the best strategy to trade the non-farm payrolls number?
FX Bootcamp provides live play by play commentary and analysis during the release of the Employment Report:
- Learn how to conservatively trade during news events.
- See technical analysis applied to live market charts.
- Apply Pivot Point & Fibonacci Theories in real-time.
- Entry and exits point clearly defined in advance.
- Ask questions while the market is moving.
- Get the NFP NEWS Live!
Read Wayne's Model of Non-Farm Payrolls: How To Prepare For and Trade the Employment Situation Report
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AUD/USD shifts its focus to 0.6700
AUD/USD extends its march north on Tuesday, breaking above the key 0.6600 barrier with certain conviction and bolstered by the hawkish hold by the RBA and Governor Bullock comments ruling out further rate cuts. Next on tap in Oz will be the release of the critical jobs report later in the week.
EUR/USD faces the next support around 1.1600
EUR/USD comes under pressure and retreats for the fourth day in a row on Tuesday, coming closer to the key 1.1600 neighbourhood amid a decent rebound in the US Dollar ahead of the largely expected 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday.
Gold comfortable above $4,200
Gold is still holding a positive tone around the $4,200 zone per troy ounce on Tuesday, though it’s starting to lose a bit of steam as the US Dollar finds support from stronger-than-expected jobs data. Even so, markets remain confident the Fed will move ahead with a rate cut on Wednesday, which ultimately lends support to the yellow metal.
XRP price analysis: Holds above support as profit supply shrinks
Ripple (XRP) is extending its consolidation above a key $2.00 support level at the time of writing on Tuesday, as the broader cryptocurrency market struggles with increasing macroeconomic uncertainty.
Global economic outlook 2026: Financial system risk, trade, public debt
The global and European economies have been resilient in recent years even accounting for the modest global slowdown of 2025. But risks for the recovery are rising, underscoring a negative medium-run global macro and credit outlook.
Here’s what to watch on Wednesday, December 10:
The US Dollar (USD) managed to add to Monday’s optimism as market participants geared up for the last FOMC event of the year on Wednesday. Firm data from the weekly ADP report and JOLTS readings also reinforced the bullish move in the Greenback.