Forex news for US trading on July 3, 2017:
- US June auto sales were the slowest since Feb 2015
- Atlanta Q2 GDPNow forecast bumped higher
- BOE's Vlieghe: The consumption slowdown is not over
- US stock markets close early ahead of the holiday
- Some ECB policymakers grow cautious about lifting easing bias - report
- July forex seasonals: No time to write off the yen
- USD/CAD bounces back above 1.30 with Canada on holiday
- BTMU now sees BOE rate hike in November
- USD/JPY climbs to a fresh six-week high after strong manufacturing data
- ISM June manufacturing index 57.8 vs 55.2 expected
- May June construction spending +0.0% vs +0.3% expected
- Can't keep the stock market down: S&P 500 up 13 points
- Markit final June US manufacturing PMI 52.0 vs 52.1 expected
- So much for the good auto sales. Ford sales slump, GM misses
- Early US auto sales numbers solid but the Big-3 to come
- US data on the docket: Manufacturing and construction in a holiday-sandwiched day
- Gold breaks below critical levels
- Trump hints at 'great jobs numbers'
- Carney puts on his FSB hat and says crisis victory within sight
- Spanish government 2017 GDP forecast raised to 3% vs 2.6% prev
It was a Canada holiday today, but Adam was on deck keeping ForexLive traders informed! I've posted a 'wrap' with just the headlines, there are few 'don't miss' posts in there including this one:
- July forex seasonals: No time to write off the yen
