On a day devoid of any major economic data, the dollar gave back some of its gains. Tomorrow we are expecting the trade balance report, which should inject a bit of volatility in the markets.
Euro data lent little to reverse the overall decline in the overnight as inflationary suggestions from the world's largest economy trumped better than expected data from the European region.
In two days, the EUR/USD erased nearly all of the past month's gains. With expectations continuing to build up for an extremely strong non-farm payrolls report, traders are either squaring euro shorts or buying up dollars in anticipation of a good number.
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