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11 Jun 2014

United Kingdom Claimant Count Rate: 3.2% (April) vs previous 3.3%

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Jun 11, 2014

European stocks pull back from multi-year highs

European stock markets opened lower Wednesday pulling back from multi-year highs amid profit taking and weighed by mild risk aversion after the World Bank cut its global growth forecast for 2014.

GBP/USD finally got the data, and targeted at 1.68

GBP/USD showed positive sentiment ahead of UK labor data release posting session high at 1.6769, weakening a bit before the data and moving to 1.6780 right after the report was published.