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Following the “disappointing” US jobs data, Saxo Bank’s traders say the interest to buy dollar yen on the downside has increased.As a result, they'll be keeping a close eye on the Japanese market as it re-opens on Tuesday.
US non-farm payrolls saw a big miss on expectations, printing at just 74 000 against consensus expectations around 197 000. The print is a sharp drop on November numbers, which added 241 000 jobs. Markets were taken by surprise by the news and the dollar hit close to a four week low against the yen.
The traders add that the Australian dollar traded higher after the release of the non-farms and on Monday it reached a one-month high on prospects a report on Thursday will show jobs grew for a second month.
They explain that in the options market, euro dollar volatility is at the lowest level since 2007.
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