For this second session without relief on the Forex, the E/$ pair only shifted by 0.1%. The euro is testing the big resistance at 1.2000.

This day was marked by the publication of very robust news 'stats' in the United States. Thus, the Dollar crumbles from -0.25% to -0.3% against the Swiss Franc, Pound Sterling and Canadian Dollar... and it stagnates against the Yen (at 108.8).
The remuneration of the $ improved this Friday (+5Pts) after the spectacular decrease of -9 to -10Pts of the US T-Bonds towards 1.58%. This increase is twice as strong as that of OATs (+2.5Pts to -0.012%) or Bunds (to -0.262%).
The consumer confidence index compiled by the American university came out at 86.5 this month, after 84.9 in March and 89 expected by economists. The sub-index measuring the judgment of consumers on their current situation rose, reaching 97.2 over the current month against 93 in March. The one measuring the change in their expectations, on the other hand, comes out at a stable level, at 79.7, as at the end of March.