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Revise My Job
While everyone focuses on the headline numbers from next week's jobs report, it's the revisions that could really move the market. According to Deutsche Bank, private employment has been revised upwards in 20 of the last 22 payroll numbers. That's a lot of hiring that is probably not getting enough attention. Either way, the recent employment data has been a reliable catalysts for currencies, and we preview the event with one of the best economist on the street, and of course, give you the trade ahead of the big day.
Super Mario's Move
Plus, the Fed grabbed the headlines this week, but it's Europe's central bank that will grab the spotlight next week when the ECB convenes. ECB President Mario Draghi has backed off his hawkish tone of late, and that could explain why the euro has been rallying. He is sure to face questions about Spanish debt, which after a brief spike, has settled in, and if he gives any hint of additional bond buying, the euro could be off to the races. We'll tell you how our pros are trading this crucial event.
Sweet Dreams
And DVRs are in overtime Sunday night as a plethora of good TV competes for eyeballs and divides households. But there is an even more compelling drama happening in the wee hours of the morning, and that of course is the 24 hour currency market. Night owls (or early risers) will get a crucial meeting from the Reserve Bank of Australia next week. It'll happen late at night and will be a huge catalyst for so-called risk currencies. We will preview and give you the trade.
That's all coming up tomorrow on Money in Motion, Currency Trading.
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