U.S. markets are rising today after a good job report. Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 1% but Nasdaq remain negative only 0.13%. European markets closed today with gains. Since the opening bell in Wall Street the dollar is mix across the board.
Against the yen is loosing early gains and now USD/JPY is down for the day 0.45%.
To the euro, dollar is stronger but failed twice to break below 1.3270. Now is still fighting at 1.3300 near today opening price at 1.3310.
Cable is testing again the zone of 1.5090. GBP/USD has recovered from early losses at the beginning of the American session.
USD/CHF has risen but mostly moving in sideways without been able to break key levels. The pair current price is 1.1337 which is 0.06% down for the day.
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