Last week and we analyzed, the pace of U.S. economic recovery to be rapid relative to the euro area more than the employment data on Friday the U.S. economy has once again proven a good recovery. U.S. December non-farm employment growth of 20.0 million, is expected to increase 15.0 million; non-farm payrolls in November after a revised increase of 5.0 million, up 12.0 million for the initial value; data revised in October increased by 11.2 million, the first value increased by 10.0 million. U.S. unemployment rate in December also continued to decline to 8.5 percent, its lowest level since 2009. U.S. job market has already recorded three consecutive months of strong growth and falling unemployment.

This week will be the introduction of a series of important data. This evening will be announced in November the U.S. wholesale inventories and wholesale sales data. 2011 will be announced on Wednesday, Germany’s GDP, as the core euro area countries has been the main driver of economic growth, Germany’s economic recovery is the ability to solve the debt crisis in Europe is concerned, is essential. Wednesday night will be held in the Bank of England monetary policy meeting. Thursday night will be announced the UK and the European Central Bank interest rate decision. In the same day, the United States will be released in November retail sales data, the preceding three months, U.S. retail sales data are very very strong growth. Britain and the euro area will also be released industrial output data, more likely not satisfactory. Friday night will be announced in November the U.S. trade account and the University of Michigan consumer confidence index in January.

This week the leaders of Germany and France will meet again to discuss how to boost economic growth in the euro area member states to overcome the sovereign debt crisis, boost employment and the finalized cooperative agreement to strengthen the euro area countries and a series of financial problems. However, many times before the meeting did not come up with convincing results, which allow the market leader for Germany and France can come up with a decent solution is relatively pessimistic.

U.S. Dollar Index: The dollar index rose slightly in the short term risk aversion is still the dominant market, the dollar index will continue to keep short-term strength.

Euro: euro-zone leaders to resolve the debt crisis still continue to stumble forward initiatives, can not hope to solve the problem seen, the performance of the euro weak, short-term there is a certain line in the 1.2670 support, but still not in the short-term improvement.

Resistance: 1.2840 Support: 1.2670

Yen: USDJPY continues to within a narrow range, 1 month will be difficult to break the shock pattern. .

Resistance: 77.50, Support: 76.50

Australian Dollar: AUD still shocks down the current short-term pattern, but 12 months since the basic process is constantly raising the bottom, the bottom of bargain hunting is quite clear.

Resistance: 1.0300, Support: 1.0150

NZD: New Zealand dollar and Australian dollar are basically the same trend, the bottom has been elevated in December, the pattern of upward shocks will remain.

Resistance: 0.7950, Support: 0.7800

CAD: Canadian dollar finished lower, at 1.03 above the obvious pressure, in the short term to maintain 1.00-1.0350 fluctuated.

Resistance: 1.0300, Support: 1.0130

Precious metals: gold and silver was mixed, gold and silver prices fell, the current gold rally to a more critical position, can break through $ 1,640 and Withdrawing recognition will decide whether to get rid of gold to start a new adjustment of prices. Silver also face important pressure of $ 30, $ 30 off the front, silver will continue to shock bottoms.