Forex Review Last Week Must See

Report on U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls showed job creation minority as much as 292,000 during the month of December, closing the year 2015 with a splendidly. The only thing that disappoints is in wages, which are down, but job growth continues,according to analysts, the increase in wages should be increased. But these things only slightly encouraging investors, with worries about China, when the oil price still inconsistent  geopolitical issues are all trigger worries. This is beneficial to the euro and the yen against the u.s. dollar while other currencies hit.

The negative things that happened on a week ago:

1. The S&P 500 down 5% in the last week, the worst beginning to start a new year.
2. Manufacturing PMI appeared on previous 51.2, down from 32.8.
3. Auto sales fall 5% against the level of the year amounted to 17.3 mm.
4. ISM manufacturing POPs in under than 48.2 estimated at 49.2 and down from the previous 48.6.
5. Construction spending down fell 0.4% month-on-month rise compared to theestimated at 0.7%.
6. Factory orders down 0.2% in m/o/m, down from the previous 1.5%.
7. MBA mortgage applications index is down 27% w/o/w.
8. The services PMI index dropped to 54.3, down from previously amounted to 34.9

The positive things last week:

1. U.S. job openings increased 430,000 be 5.8 million, above the estimated at 5.3 million.
2. ADP employment shows up in comparison with the estimated 257,000 of 190,000 up from previous 217,000.
3. The ISM non-manufacturing index down from 56.2 be 34.4, but still the numbers arepositive.
4. Initial jobless claims appeared on 277,000, an average of four weeks moved down to 275,750.
5. Nonfarm payrolls showed up at 292,000 compared with that estimated at 200,000. Last month's data were revised up from 211,000 became 252,000.