Increasing 
demand for the Euro and Yen on China worries 
Sep 
01st 2015
 The Euro and 
Yen recovered against the Dollar at the beginning of Tuesday trading session 
supported by increased demand for safe-haven currencies. In fact, China 
manufacturing and services disappointing data have reinforced the worries about 
the economic slowdown and  pushed the investors to turn away from investing in 
riskier assets. As a result, all the trading of European markets opened on the 
red.  On the other hand, the uncertainties about whether the Fed will raise its 
interest rates this month or not remain weighing on the markets. Therefore, the 
Fed decision is dependent to the U.S jobs data releases. So market attention 
will turn this week to the U.S Nonfarm Payrolls report due on Friday Sep 04th. 
 And concerning today, the investors will turn their focus to a survey of 
U.S. manufacturing 
activity.
The Euro and 
Yen recovered against the Dollar at the beginning of Tuesday trading session 
supported by increased demand for safe-haven currencies. In fact, China 
manufacturing and services disappointing data have reinforced the worries about 
the economic slowdown and  pushed the investors to turn away from investing in 
riskier assets. As a result, all the trading of European markets opened on the 
red.  On the other hand, the uncertainties about whether the Fed will raise its 
interest rates this month or not remain weighing on the markets. Therefore, the 
Fed decision is dependent to the U.S jobs data releases. So market attention 
will turn this week to the U.S Nonfarm Payrolls report due on Friday Sep 04th. 
 And concerning today, the investors will turn their focus to a survey of 
U.S. manufacturing 
activity. 
 
