Non Farm Payrolls Non Farm Payrolls Non Farm Payrolls Manufacturing PMI

Thursday’s data comes closely on the heels of the final instalment of GDP data for 2017, which showed the economy regaining more of its lost momentum during the final months of the year.

Pound Sterling is seen in familiar ranges against major competitors, but the release of U.K. Manufacturing PMI could finally inject some movement into the market.

Tuesday’s data comes ahead of similar surveys of the construction and services industries, as well as an eagerly awaited monetary policy announcement from the Bank of England Thursday, which could see UK interest rates rise for the first time in a decade. 

Although US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFPs) showed a shock fall of -33k in September a strong rise in wages and fall in overall unemployment boosted the Dollar after the release. 

Monday’s data comes at the beginning of a week that is heavy in both political and economic news, with the Conservative Party conference and more PMI numbers set to dominate the agenda. 

The UK’s manufacturing sector continues along a path of growth according to fresh data amidst a welcome and perhaps long-overdue uptick in export activity.

The number of jobs being created in America continues to rise.

On Friday 7th July, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to release the June jobs report at 1330 BST. The GBP/USD could be in for some big moves is the data surprises.

A blow for Pound Sterling at the start of the new month with the first major economic data release disappointing against expectations.

Those with an interest with how the US Dollar performs on global foreign exchange markets over the coming 24 hours will be watching the release of US employment data due out at 13:30 B.S.T.

Pound Sterling was seen edging higher off morning lows following the release of manufacturing figures from IHS Markit and the CIPS.

A major barometer of Manufacturing activity in the UK, the Purchasing Manager Index, showed a marked gain on Tuesday after it rose to a three-year high of 57.3 in April from 54.2 in the month before.

There was a sudden slip in the value of the British Pound on the morning of April 3 as economic data out of the UK economy disappointed.

UK manufacturers have reported a bumper start to 2017 with data from IHS Markit and the CIPS confirming their much-watchedManufacturing PMI stands at 55.9 in January.

The British Pound Sterling faces its first set of data releases of 2017 this week with the release of the IHS Markit / CIPS PMI series.

Services PMI data released on Monday November 5 caps the strong start to the month for UK Economy and ensures 2016 will end on a positive note.

The lock-step moves between the Dollar and Pound have meant both have fallen back against the Euro in the wake of the US employment release.

A weaker Pound Sterling has helped UK manufacturers increase business levels despite uncertainty surrounding Brexit.

The US Dollar is outperforming its G10 rivals ahead of the month’s most important economic data release out of the US.

FTSE 100 higher on weaker Pound, Manufacturing activity at strongest level in years as foreign orders increase.