I don't expect German ZEW to move the market. What can possibly happen here is that this data would trigger a bigger move [but obviously no price action will be caused by data, it's rather traders waiting for data to do whatever they wanted to anyway]. Additionally I do believe that big move can happen only in trend direction, so worse than expected data will keep me away from market. If data was better than expected I will wait for some small retracement on 1M chart [even if initial move will be down].

If EU price break below current 30M range low 1.4950 I would cancel all actions planed.

All FX services I use [dailyFX, forexpeacearmy, blackswantrading, fxbootcamp] yeld USD turnaround.
I can't agree or disagree with any of their statements, what I'm focused on is when to say "stop, we're wrong".
Another USD plunge today didn't prove anything, just brought a bit of confusion.

I will be definitely focused on Aussie interest rate tonight, before just in half an hour there is UK Services PMI released.
For this news I'm in general biased short, so worse than expected data would be much more promising for me.
Best point for entering short would be 1.5975 - it's 50% fib level for last hour plunge [between 8:00 and 9:30 GMT+1], this might be important resistance in case of better than expected data.

Whatever initial spike will be, it's very likely that it will turn back to 50% between top or bottom of spike and pre-release price, and that's the level where I'm keen to enter [either short if initial spike was down or long if it was both up AND data was better than expected].

It may happen especially if data was better, that spike will go up, but price will back to pre-release and go lower [pre-release will be my SL] in this case I would re-enter on 50% fib between highest price of the spike and lowest after break below pre-release price.

Today news was not exactly what I expected. There was spike on GU and EU against data released, however it took quite a long time in terms of news trading to retreace to pre-release levels.
There was anyway nice trade on UJ, it was 50% retrace between news spike and pre-news level [around 89.16] from there price went around 50 pips down.

My general bias was for long UJ and short GU and EU, but news was rather against that, but that was the reason why I did not expected much of a plunge on UJ.

A big surprise was massive 120 pips rally in UJ 1,5h after the news, what I can't explain however treat it as a confirmation of trend reversal on this pair. [and possibly confirmation of short term decrease on EU]

For today Non-Farm Payroll I have mixed feelings about UJ, It's on definite trend down, however It's on bottom of a channel, near January low and there was very clear pin-bar on Monday that may indicate some trend reversal.
Very important is a fact that today data may establish significant high or low for nearest future, so if I opened correct position on it, I would let half of it run for bigger profit [92.53 up or 87.12 down]. If there was strong rally in first five minutes or so I will try to enter on 50% retracement [calculated from pre-release price].

EU seems to be nice plunger on this release, best strategy would be to trade breakout below prerelease price if initial spike was up, very big plunge potential is in this pair if it worked out.

For GU I have no specifisc strategy, it is possible it will go along euro, however GU plunged strongly already, so there is much less potential in it than in euro so if anything I would just copy my EU trade.

As usual - nice recovery thumping data brought some random price action, this time EJ and UJ price shadowed its morning slump.

In terms of predictions I would see quite a bit of room for EJ to go much higher recent high @ 134.40 is crucial for this pair to unveil.

As for GU and EU I hold general belief that they will move more or less together, but what make it really interesting is absolutely different situation.

As for EU I see one of two scenarios possible:
- traders totally convicted that Euro is best place to hold the money [recession is gone] so this pair will rally as long as it won't hit it's levels from July last year [1.60] slightly retracing on the way.
or
- Euro runs out of steam and sooner or later it will retrace at least to 1.44 or maybe even lower, and 1.4720 resistance is a perfect level to start such move back.

GU also stands in a middle of action, and whatever it would decide to do there is reason for that.

-Due to a hints from BoE about rate cut GU fell a bit, however today was definitely consolidation day.
What BoE said was exactly information that in spite of biggest efforts, there are not enough money in the market as retail bankers are not that keen to lend it to a public. It's a big issue - if big dogs don't feel like lending, why we should believe in recession happy end.

In other hand it's obvious there was no a single trader to buy a penny on BoE announcement, GU collapsed, but every move [especially big sudden moves] is shadowed back by opposite price action. So this is another thing that may happen to GU. It may retrace all yesterdays loses and go back to it's track way above 1,70.

My general conclusion is that GU is better to go long in case of EU and GU rallies [as GU already retrace a bit what possibly is ahead of EU]. EU is better for short in case of credit crunch part two as it has much much more to loose.

Personally I expect bullish option to unfold.

JPY weakened a bit, GBP slumped on hints from BoE that interest rate should be reduced, however it looks that there was no significant news that would change anything. EU rises too fast, however I would hesitate with buying as retracement may show up. GU fell but it's far from bottom of channel @ 1.6050.
Weakening of JPY gave some rises even on UJ, but there is nothing certain here either.
I have no clue what to do in terms of trading. There is possible regain on GU as there is no big deal in terms of international currency trading about this interest hints. Just traders earning their money.

In general I think it's better to believe in recovery, but the only reason for that is the brighter future if this plan will work. If I was wrong on that - everything would plunge. Maybe it's just a kindness of those who believe in second slump of economy that they dont sell like crazy, just stay aside, but whatever reason it causes economy to be alive at least.

As for EU news, not only GU broken lower before news but also post release price astion on M1 chart was far from what I expected therefore I prevented myself from trading today. Later during a day Morning EU low turned out to be today low, but staing aside is also a position.

For today I'm comfortable with taking long on either EU or GU after European Industrial Production release. What I'm looking for exactly is if price will not break lower [current low is EU@1.4515 and GU@1.6550] around news and what's more 1M chart after news will show some higher lows higher highs. I would treat it then as good SL level and would bet for 100 pips gain within coup[le of hours no matter what news will be.
Otherwise, ifprice will continue falling I would stay away for today.