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EU Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 25/01/2021
Fundamental analysis
25 January, 2021
The Euro edged higher to 1.2178 during the Asian session. The Euro moved sideways in rough trading on Friday, bouncing from negative to positive multiple times on the day, only to finish roughly unchanged. PMI’s were mixed between Services and Manufacturing and among different countries and the Eurozone as a whole. German Manufacturing PMI for January was reported to be 57.0. German Services PMI for January printed at 46.8. In France Manufacturing PMI for January was 51.5 and Services PMI came in at 46.5. In the United States both Services and Manufacturing PMI’s for January beat their forecasts. The Services came in at 57.5 vs. 53.6 expected, and the Manufacturing was 59.1 vs. 56.5 expected. Existing Home Sales in the United States for December rose 0.7%. The consensus forecast was a decline of 2.0%.
