The dollar traded modestly higher versus majors following the better than expected job report Friday afternoon. The awful February report was revised higher and the 190K rise in payrolls and the stagnation in wages in March fit the bill for investors, that took global equity markets to fresh 2019 highs. On top of that President Trump said Friday that he expects the FED to lower interest rates to ease down on economy that seems to be slowing down because of FED rate increases. EU and US equity markets traded higher across the board and are now within reach of all-time highs in the US, led by the Nasdaq technology stocks, up more than 7% over the past month. Metals traded mostly sideways with no reaction to the job report and OIL closed sharply higher at fresh 2019 highs, 63.26$ per barrel, on markets optimism, OPEC supply cuts and an escalating conflict in Libya that puts pressure on its supply production.

There is no important news on the agenda Monday. (all times GMT).

Market

GBPUSD

USDJPY

EURJPY

EURUSD

GOLD

OIL

5.4.19

-0.34%

0.02%

0.01%

-0.04%

0.1%

1.96%

USDMXN

USDCHF

AUDUSD

AUDJPY

USDCAD

Silver

Nat Gas

-0.35%

0.02%

-0.14%

-0.11%

0.25%

-0.09%

0.83%

Dollar Index

DAX

FTSE100

CAC40

EURSXX50

NIKKEI225

CSI300

0.1%

0.18%

0.61%

0.23%

0.16%

-0.45%

-0.46%

1 YEAR

-1.89%

3.66%

4.15%

1.16%

1.03%

5.29%

Swing trades follow up

Trade

Entry price

Position

Open profit

Date triggered

Stop loss

Remarks today

GBPUSD

3097

0.7

-200

5/4

3070

    Stopped out 

GBPUSD

3069

0.7

-15

8/4

3040

New position         

OIL

62.14

7

820

5/4

62.9

SL Changed 

OPEN PROFIT

$805