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EUR / USD is rising 0.20% to 1.0978.The dollar weakened yesterday because of a series of disappointing US data that reduced optimism about the economy's strength.According to the Institute of Supply Management, the purchasing managers index for the non-manufacturing sector fell more than expected last month.In addition, the Department for the US Labor reported that the number of new claims for unemployment benefits rose to a maximum of four weeks last week, while a second report showed that orders to US factories rose less than expected January.The spotlight is now focused on the US employment report today for more information on the strength of the labor market and the possibility that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates in the near future.USD / JPY is stable at 113.73.The yen's request, the traditional haven currency, has weakened since the price of oil is rising again this morning and remains supported above $ 34 a barrel, while reducing fears about the excess of global stocks.The dollar rises against the pound, with GBP / USD down 0.30% to 1.4134, but remains stable against the Swiss franc, with USD / CHF at 0.9916.The Australian dollar and the New Zealand is uphill, with AUD / USD up 0.37% to 0.7378 and the exchange rate NZD / USD rising 0.45% to 0.6754.The data this morning showed that retail sales in Australia rose 0.3% in January, compared with forecasts of a rise of 0.4%, and after remaining unchanged the previous month.Meanwhile, the USD / CAD rises 0.28% to 1.3441.
