GBP/USD is jumping after the release, as an expansion of 75 billion pounds was also on the cards.

In the US, Unemployment Claims, The number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance over the last week, is due to rise up from 367K to 390K.

There are 4 explanations for this discrepancy. How long can it last?

In the US, Unemployment Claims, important indicator to value the unemployed that are looking for jobs over the last month, rise of 1K is predicted up to 373K.

In the US, Unemployment Claims, value the number the unemployed that asked for insurance on the past month, about to reduce down to 397K from 402K in November.

The housing sector is relatively stable: this was seen in another positive Construction PMI and another rise in house prices. On the other hand, manufacturing remains sluggish. We will get the last PMI figure and more housing data this week.

In the US, Unemployment Claims, important sign of overall financial health that measures the unemployment insurance filed on the last week, rise is expected from 397K up to 401K this week

Britain enjoyed some nice growth in Q3, but fresh figures from October are not so good: The manufacturing sector is contracting once again, while construction is doing better and the services sector is struggling.

GBP/USD plunged by almost 200 pips for the initial move, and is now bouncing back. It is currently holding above the lows of 1.5235 seen at the end of September. The swing low level of 1.5284, touched only for a short while, is the lowest level in more than a year.

In the US, Unemployment Claims, significant indicator of overall financial health, weekly report to value the number of unemployed that for the first time filed for insurance over the passing week, raise from 391K to  is expected now.