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Canada adds 82.3K jobs, far more than 10.5K expected
Canada unemployment rate falls to 7.2% from 7.4%
US initial jobless claims 357K vs 355K exp
Canada Ivey PMI 63.5 vs 65.5 exp
NIESR estimates UK econ grew 0.1% in Q1
Fed's Bullard: Best strategy may be 'wait and see'
German 2-year yields hit record low
Sarkozy promises balanced budget in 2016
Italy's Northern League leader resigns
Fed chief trader Brian Sack resigns
Fallout from the breach of the EUR/CHF peg
IMF: Spain faces severe challenges
IMF: Portugal could be shut out of funding market longer
S&P 500 down 0.1% to 1398
AUD leads, EUR lags
It was a another day where trading was all over in the first two hours of US trading. EUR/USD fell to a session low of 1.3035 in the first hour of trading and then bounced to 1.3060. Thereafter it was a tight, sideways move.
Talk of further BOJ easing boosted USD/JPY to 82.44 after hitting 81.83 in Europe.
EBS confirmed the low bid at 1.1990 in EUR/CHF. We bounced to 1.2027 in early trading but edged back down to 1.2015 at day's end. Surely, Swiss policymakers will have some sleepless nights over the Easter weekend.
USD/CAD plunged to 0.9907 from 0.9980 after the jobs report but has slowly edged back to 0.9935.
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