The dollar managed to recover after reaching a 5-month low on Thursday. US currency stopped its down movement, supported by strong data on employment in non-agricultural sectors of the US. New jobs for March reached 215 000. The expectations of economists was for 205 000. The unemployment rate, however, rose to 5%. It was expected to remain unchanged at 4.9%. The data came after the weakest quarter for the dollar in five years.
Following the publication of the data, the euro fell to 1.1335 after earlier failed to rise to 5-month high at 1.1437.
Following the publication of the data, the euro fell to 1.1335 after earlier failed to rise to 5-month high at 1.1437.