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14 Sep 2016

UK: Unemployment rate to hold at 4.9% - RBC CM

Sue Trinh, Senior Currency Strategist at RBC Capital Markets, suggests that the UK’s July numbers from the labour market are unlikely to give too much direct insight on the impact of the referendum.

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“Although employment gains are set to slow markedly in coming months, on this occasion even if the level holds flat with that seen in June, it would result in increased employment of more than 150k in the last three months. We look for the unemployment rate to hold at 4.9% and for average earnings growth to slow a little; the including bonus measure should come at 2% 3m/y and the ex-bonus measure at 2.1% 3m/y.”

Sep 14, 2016

UK: Jobs data in focus after large GBP sell-off - MUFG

Derek Halpenny, European Head of GMR at MUFG, notes that the pound fell sharply yesterday and while a slightly weaker inflation print was cited as the

USD/JPY retraces from high, still well bid above 103.00 handle

The USD/JPY pair was seen building on to its break-out momentum above 50-day SMA resistance and touched a fresh six-day high level of 103.35. The pa