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Snapshot of markets ahead of 2nd quarter US GDP
The USD is the strongest ahead of US GDP data at the bottom of the hour. The AUD and the NZD are the weakest. The changes are relatively minor.
The euro, a day after the ECB's decision and press conference where they kept their rates unchanged, is contrasted with gains against GBP, AUD and NZD and declines against USD, JPY and CAD.
The ranges and changes charts below illustrate the relatively minor changes and volatility of the market. The biggest driver for pairs vs USD is the GBP at 38 pips. The EURUSD is in the doldrums at 21 pips. The USDJPY is worse with only a range of 18 pips.
In other markets:
- Spot gold is up $ 6.10 or 0.43% to $ 1420.65
- WTI crude oil futures are up $ 0.41 or 0.75% to $ 56.44
In the United States prior to the sale of equities, the main indices are higher:
- Dow, +54 points
- S & P + 8.3 points
- Nasdaq is up 60 points
In the European market,
- German Dax, + 0.20%
- CAC of France + 0.43%
- UK FTSE + 0.6%
- Bouquet of Spain -0.77%
- FTSE MIB of Italy, -0.46%
In the US debt market, yields are down slightly
In the European markets, yields are mixed:
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