Markets are still weighing on last week ECB Meeting as well as NFP figures. ECB President Mario Draghi said last week, that there will be new monetary measures, however, we can expect them in the first quarter in 2015, what indicates that it is not likely that this will happen during ECB next meeting in January.
Besides that, euro still remains lower as NFP data released on Friday showed much better than forecasted data. This indicates stability on US labour market as well as fall in number of unemployed, which could mean that Fed could be raising its interest rates sooner than expected.
We can expect another steadier European part of the session tomorrow, as only minor importance German and French Trade Balance figures will be released which are of little impact on the markets. In the US session, JOLTS Job Openings data is scheduled for a release. A figure of 4.81 million is forecasted.
Figures to watch:
JOLTS Job Openings (Tuesday 16:00)
Last modified on Tuesday, 09 December 2014