European Union 6-Month Bill Auction
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the EUR while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the EUR.
Komunikācijas apskats (EUR)
| Simbols | Kopienas Trend (Shorts vs Longs) | Simbolu popularitāte | Vid. pārdošanas cena / Distance no cenas | Vid. pirkšanas cena / Distance no cenas | Pašreizējā cena | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EURUSD |
|
|
1.0719 -48 pips |
1.0840 -73 pips |
1.07668 | |
| EURAUD |
|
|
1.6216 -51 pips |
1.6370 -103 pips |
1.62670 | |
| EURJPY |
|
|
158.7368 -663 pips |
165.3768 -1 pips |
165.365 | |
| EURCAD |
|
|
1.4642 -87 pips |
1.4741 -12 pips |
1.47288 | |
| EURCHF |
|
|
0.9591 -158 pips |
0.9823 -74 pips |
0.97492 | |
| EURCZK |
|
|
25.3748 +3194 pips |
0 +250554 pips |
25.05540 | |
| EURGBP |
|
|
0.8562 -16 pips |
0.8607 -29 pips |
0.85780 | |
| EURHUF |
|
|
383.9147 -545 pips |
390.8705 -151 pips |
389.36 | |
| EURNOK |
|
|
10.9228 -7660 pips |
0 +116888 pips |
11.6888 | |
| EURNZD |
|
|
1.7775 -147 pips |
1.7985 -63 pips |
1.79217 |
News (EUR)
Eurozone Unemployment Rate Steady At 6.5% For Fifth Month
Euro area jobless rate remained unchanged at a record low for the fifth month in a row in March and the unemployment decreased, while a tight labor market could urge the European Central Bank to remain cautious even as policymakers gear up for an interest rate cut in June. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 6.5 percent in March, which is the same level as in the previous four months.
RTTNews | 2 days ago
European Economics Preview: Eurozone Jobless Data Due
Unemployment figures from the euro area and Spain, and the purchasing managers' survey results for the services sector from the U.K. are the highlights on the economics front on Friday. Eurozone jobless rate is expected to remain steady at 6.5 percent in March. Eurostat is set to release the data at 05:00 am ET.
RTTNews | 2 days ago
Eurozone Exits Recession In Q1
The euro area economy expanded in the first quarter after two consecutive declines as all big four economies exhibited better performance, boosting hopes of a sustained recovery this year. Gross domestic product grew by a faster-than-expected 0.3 percent sequentially following a 0.1 percent fall each in the fourth and third quarters of 2023, preliminary flash estimates from Eurostat showed.
RTTNews | 5 days ago
