This week will be full of US economic data. The dollar, which has suffered significant losses recently, is being supported by this fact. Market participants hope to get a more accurate assessment of Donald Trump's trade policy impact on the American economy. According to Reuters, a particular interest will be paid to the employment rate.
Despite some rise on Monday, the dollar has lost more than 4% against the euro and the yen in April. This drop was caused by the new president's unpredictable decisions on import tariffs. The issue of US-China trade cooperation is the most acute. The world's leading economies have set duties against each other that exceed 100%, Reuters notes.
On Friday, the US employment report for April will be published. According to the news agency, market participants expect a sharp slowdown in the indicator's growth. In addition, statistics on the US GDP for the first quarter and the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index, a key inflation gauge for the Fed, will be presented this week.