The USD rose sharp on Thursday after government data showed signs of resilience in the labor market |
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Good morning from Hamburg. Yesterday the dollar was pushed by the US labor data while the EUR came under pressure by bad German IFO Export data. Markets review The USD rose sharp on Thursday after government data showed signs of resilience in the labor market, while a key confidence measure in Germany plunged, weighing on the European currency. The EUR fold 1,3% to the low of 1,5639 which was the worst performance since nearly four years. However the USD rose 1,1% against the basket of six
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