The euro staged a broad recovery during yesterday's trading session, as the combination of a positive German ZEW Economic Sentiment and smooth Spanish debt auction generated risk taking in the marketplace. Turning to today, traders will want to pay attention to the British Claimant Count Change, scheduled for 08:30 GMT. The report is the official unemployment statistic for the UK and has been known to generate market volatility. Should the figure come in higher than forecasted, risk aversion may return to the market place. Summary USD - Dollar Turns Bearish vs. Riskier CurrenciesEUR - Risk Taking Leads to Euro GainsAUD - Aussie Sees Upward MovementCrude Oil - Crude Oil Hits 3-Day High
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Positive Chinese and German economic indicators led to some bullish movement for the euro during mid-day trading yesterday. That being said, the gains were for the most part short-lived, as the common currency once again began moving downward by the evening session. Today, traders will want to pay attention to a batch of British and US indicators that are likely to generate market volatility. Summary USD - USD Moves Downward Following Increase in Risk Taking EUR - German Data Gives EUR a Boost CAD - BOC Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged; CAD Takes Slight Losses Crude Oil - Positive Global Data Sends Crude Upward
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Many forex traders witnessing the strong bearish trends across the USD pairs and crosses have been wondering when it will come to an end. As last week's Summary USD - Dollar Drops on Poor Data EUR - The EUR Soars amid Positive German Data JPY - JPY Provides Mixed Results against the Majors
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