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Analysis | Commodity Technical Analysis |
Written by ODL Securities |
Wed Mar 03 10 08:37 ET
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Gold broke the 75 day moving average and is now trading at six week highs, as attention now turns to a big week on the economic front. Today sees the release of employment figures in the US, and the closely watched Beige Book this evening. Tomorrow we have interest rate decisions in the UK and Eurozone, and the week closes with non-farms on Friday.
Market News
- Japanese jobless rate dropped for the second consecutive month during January and household spending increased
- This morning's PMI data showed UK services sector activity was at a three year high in February, reversing the falls in January, and confounding economists' predictions.
- UK consumer confidence rose to its highest levels in two years according to the Nationwide Building Society
- The Bank of Canada kept interest rates at 0.25% and confirmed that they would leave rates unchanged until June
- Please note that the Beige Book is being released this evening


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