The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) Fell To A Two-week Low Of 100.58 Following The Release Of The Nonfarm Payrolls Data

The US Dollar Fell To A Two-week Low Of 160.62 Against The Japanese Yen

New York Gold Futures Touched $4,150 Per Ounce, Up 1.68% On The Day

U.S. Hiring Growth Slowed Sharply, Dampening Recent Momentum In The Labor Market

U.S. Short-term Interest Rate Futures Rose Sharply After The Release Of The Nonfarm Payrolls Data, As Markets Reduced Their Bets On A Federal Reserve Rate Hike. The Market Has Now Fully Priced In A Fed Rate Increase In December, Having Previously Expected One In October

Non-US Dollar Currencies Generally Rose, With The British Pound (GBP/USD) Rising Nearly 50 Points In The Short Term, The US Dollar (USD/JPY) Falling Nearly 60 Points In The Short Term, And The Euro (EUR/USD) Rising Nearly 40 Points In The Short Term

U.S. Unemployment Unexpectedly Fell To A One-year Low In June

Following The Release Of The Non-farm Payrolls Data, Spot Gold Prices Surged, Reaching $4,120 Per Ounce, A 2.20% Increase For The Day

The US Dollar Index (DXY) Fell 30 Points To 100.85

In June, U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls Increased By 57,000 After Seasonal Adjustment, Below The Expected 110,000. The Previous Reading Was Revised Down From 172,000 To 129,000