Despite US job growth slowing down, the economy still added 236,000 jobs in March though below expectation and has averaged gains of 345,000 per month during the first quarter, well above the level the central bank sees as consistent with its 2% inflation goal. An immediate reaction resulted in the dollar strengthening on Friday hereby suggesting that the Federal Reserve may have to raise interest rates next month. With nonfarm payrolls out of the way, all attention is now focused on next week's US consumer price index (CPI) for the month of March. From a technical standpoint, this video shed light on the critical nature of the current market structure as we anticipate the series of high-impact macroeconomic events in the coming week.
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