Close Menu
SimpleFX BlogSimpleFX Blog
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Tuesday, May 13
    Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Telegram YouTube
    SimpleFX BlogSimpleFX Blog
    Banner
    • Home
    • News
    • Tutorials
    • Updates
    • Opinion
    • Trading Academy
    • Trading Schedule
    SimpleFX BlogSimpleFX Blog
    Home » NFP November Is Out: How Are the Markets Reacting?
    News

    NFP November Is Out: How Are the Markets Reacting?

    Laura HolmesBy Laura HolmesNovember 6, 2020No Comments3 Mins Read
    Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Telegram Copy Link

    The USA employment figures for October were announced today, November 6 at 1:30 pm UTC. The non-farm payroll (NFP) report mirrors the economic standing of the United States.

    November NFP report reflected a 638,000 rise in non-farm payrolls in October. This is slightly higher than the predicted 600,000 by economists. A higher number could have been great for long indices, crude oil, and commodity dollars. With the expectations met, the precious metal markets could continue to climb. Gold was up by 2.17% yesterday and continued to gain by 1.98% so far today (2:00 pm UTC).

    2020 US election results (From The Associated Press, as of 2:00 pm UTC)

    Ahead of the report, volatility in markets rockets as investors are pinned to the US election results. Trump and Biden are battling in key battleground states, and Biden has a razor thin lead. Unexpectedly, Biden’s support turned out stronger in Georgia, a steadfast Republican state. Biden leads in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Arizona with tight votes particularly in Pennsylvania, which Trump couldn’t afford to lose. Biden needs 6 more electoral votes to win.

    Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve reminded yesterday that the rising cases of coronavirus in the USA and Europe would prompt the need for more fiscal and monetary easing. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell insisted that America would have a stronger recovery with more fiscal support. It’s a plea for several months now. However, the election results could prevent a clearer path for more stimulus.

    XAGUSD gains 5.05% on Thursday, SimpleFX WebTrader

    Amid the Fed’s plight, precious metals gained the most yesterday, with silver closing with a 5.05% increase. Today (as of 2:00 pm UTC), XAGUSD (silver) continued on the green and gained 1.47%. The US dollar is down against its major contenders in a risk-on market. If the US dollar weakens more, USDJPY could suffer the most, with AUDUSD speeding in the opposite direction.

    [button link=”https://app.simplefx.com/instruments/AUDUSD/chart” size=”medium” target=”new” text_color=”#eeeeee” color=”#df4444″]SELL AUDUSD[/button]        [button link=”https://app.simplefx.com/instruments/AUDUSD/chart” size=”medium” target=”new” text_color=”#eeeeee” color=”#3cc195″]BUY AUDUSD[/button]

    According to Wall Street analysts, if stimulus will be limited or blocked altogether, it could push the Fed to keep the short-term interest rates near zero for a longer period to cushion the absence of government spending.

    Volatility is soaring with the US election approaching the finish line and the NFP report just released today. Get your accounts ready to profit in the coming weeks!

    featured
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Telegram Copy Link
    Previous ArticleWill Dow Jones Break Out from the Downtrend Channel?
    Next Article Biden Wins Presidency: What It Means for The Markets
    Laura Holmes

    Related Posts

    American banking giants available on the Investment Arena!

    May 12, 2025

    Holidays, Rollovers and Dividends for April 28 – May 04, 2025

    April 25, 2025

    SimpleFX offer extended – 1000 assets for trading!

    April 8, 2025
    Leave Us a Review
    Review us on
    App Store
    Google Play
    Copyright © 2014 - 2025. 8Tech SVG Ltd (formerly SimpleFX Ltd)
    • SimpleFX WebTrader
    • Unilink Affiliate Tracker

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.