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- US dollar to remain well supported bar a plunge in NFP – MUFG
US dollar to remain well supported bar a plunge in NFP – MUFG
The highlight of the day is the release of June’s Nonfarm Payrolls in the US. Economists at MUFG Bank expect the US dollar to remain well supported unless a plunge in NFP today.
Big payrolls miss required to dent dollar strength
“We would have to see a really bad NFP print to move the dial on near-term rate expectations and hence the US dollar is unlikely to be undermined by more moderate signs of slowing employment growth.”
“Fed rhetoric (Waller & Bullard) suggests there is still support for going by 75 bps this month given that the market is positioned for it. So the US dollar should remain well supported bar a plunge in NFP today.”
See – NFP Preview: Forecasts from 10 major banks, labour market loses momentum
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