European Banks Beat The Game Ahead Of The Farm.

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Last Friday's non farm data showed that the number of non farm payrolls increased by 217 thousand in May, basically unchanged from market expectations, and the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.30%. P

The US dollar index rose slightly, and the decline in non US currencies was limited.

After the super week, there are relatively few important events this week, but interest rates for New Zealand and the Bank of Japan will still be drawn on Thursday and Friday.

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At the same time, Japan's first quarter a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > GDP data < /a > and China's May CPI data will have a certain impact on the Asian session. The European side needs to pay attention to the industrial output data of Germany, France and Italy this week.

In addition, there will be some Fed officials' speeches this week, but the market does not seem to be paying much attention to it.

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In the first quarter of April, the GDP data in Japan were relatively good, and the current account in P was also good, but there was no big response.

Today, the overall market will be relatively light. In the evening, Canada's new housing starts in May and the employment trend index of the May May chamber of commerce are relatively limited.

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Euro P is undoubtedly the star currency of last week. Although the fluctuation was limited in the first three days, with the interest rate resolution on last Thursday affecting the entire market, from the weekly line, the euro continued to take the form of hammers in the past week after the successive lines of the euro line. Meanwhile, the euro rose sharply after the fall last week, indicating that the underlying support is quite effective. The opportunity to continue to rise this week exists. From the daily line, the euro broke the resistance of 1.3650 on the sun line on the long last Thursday, but Friday's non farm failure failed to keep the euro going up.

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The closing of the day line on Friday, P, and the Thursday's sun line form a new entity resistance in 1.3660. Combined with the trend of the daily line and the weekly line, the euro has risen this week, but the top 1.3660 needs to break through before it has the chance to continue.

Intra day operation suggests waiting for low callbacks to do more, reference price: 1.3620, stop loss 1.3580.

Target 1.3660, 1.3700.

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Href='s "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > pound. /a > last week's trend has not been much affected by the fundamentals. From last week's line of strength, this upward trend can only be regarded as a callback after a continuous decline. On the Japanese line, the pound's rise is facing 1.6820 resistance. The rising of last Thursday and Friday were all suppressed at that price. The cross star trend on Friday shows that the pound is not clear in the current direction. If the pound wants to go up, it will still face 1.6835 daily trend resistance after breaking through 1.6820, that is, there is a double resistance at the top. Therefore, the operation of the pound is mainly based on the high position, with reference to the entry price: 1.6820, stop loss 1.6845, target 1.6760, 1.6700. < p > < A

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< p > Gold fluctuated considerably last week, and only fluctuated relatively last Thursday.

The weekly line is a small line, from the daily line, gold 1250 has stabilized, the latter will continue to callback up the opportunity to rise, and the upper 1260 resistance is more critical. If the breakthrough is 1260, the gold's target of callback will point to 1275. If it fails to break through, gold will still maintain 1240 to 1260 range shocks. Before 1260 is broken, gold will remain in the way of shock operation.

Stop loss above 1265, target 12501240.

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