Dollar appears to be turning weaker again after non-farm payroll report showed the first contraction since April. Euro is currently following as second weakest for the than, than Canadian, which was also weighed down by employment data. On the other hand, Sterling is starting to reverse some of this week's losses while Swiss Franc also strengthens. Technically, while Dollar turns softer, the steep decline in Gold today will likely provide a temporary floor. EUR/USD is unlikely to break through 1.2348 before weekend. Instead, AUD/USD might have a slighter better prospect of breaking through 0.7819 temporary top. In Europe, currently , FTSE is down -0.15%. DAX is up 0.72%. CAC is up 0.49%. German 10-year yield is up 0.0270 at -0.525. Earlier in Asia, Nikkei rose 2.36%. Hong Kong HSI rose 1.20%. China Shanghai SSE dropped -0.17%. Singapore Strait Times rose 2.97%. Japan 10-year JGB yield dropped -0.0014 to 0.039. | 