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3 Jun 2015

Will the US ADP employment result bode well for the Dollar? – RBS

FXStreet (Barcelona) - Brian Daingerfield, FX Trading Strategist at RBS, previews the key data releases ahead in the US – ADP employment, non-manufacturing ISM and the NFP.

Key Quotes

“The non-manufacturing ISM is due in the US along with ADP employment. A recent upswing in US indicators, including the rise in the employment subindex of ISM manufacturing and the still-low trend of initial jobless claims, has likely boosted expectations for a solid employment report for May. Our house view is for an above-consensus 245K rise in May NFP. With the USD suddenly on the back foot amid European developments, a disappointment in the ADP employment estimate could put pressure to USD-longs.”
Jun 3, 2015

China's service sector expands at a quicker pace in May

China's service sector expanded at a quicker pace in May as new business and overall activity accelerated, suggesting weaker growth in other parts of the world's second-biggest economy are being partly offset by growing demand for services.
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Jun 3, 2015

Nikkei edges lower on profit-taking

The Japanese equities index halted its upward trajectory and fell in red largely on profit-taking following the recent spell of gains. The index also edged lower as markets took cues from the performance on US markets overnight.
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