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Monday 21:00 BST. The dollar started the week on a steadier note, while US and European stocks rallied as the initial shock from last Friday’s very disappointing non-farm payrolls report began to fade.

Keenly-awaited comments by Janet Yellen prompted only a brief wobble for both the currency and Wall Street stocks.

The Federal Reserve chair expressed some concern about the jobs data, and highlighted uncertainties ahead, signalling that a rate rise at its Open Market Committee meeting next week was unlikely.

But Ms Yellen left the door open to a move later in the year as she repeatedly reiterated her positive overall outlook on the economy.

“Based on her speech today, Ms Yellen might still be in favour of a July rate hike, but it will require a bounceback in June’s employment figures and a vote by the UK to remain in the European Union,” said Paul Ashworth, chief US economist at Capital Economics.

He said that given the reported sharp slowdown in employment growth in May, Ms Yellen’s comments were “surprisingly upbeat”.

“That said, she did not repeat her recent comment that a rate hike would be appropriate in the ‘coming months’. She did warn that ‘recent signs of a slowdown in job creation bear close watching’, but also stressed ‘one should never attach too much significant to any single monthly report’.”

By mid-afternoon in New York, the dollar index, which measures the US currency against a weighted basket of peers, was down just a fraction at 93.99 following a 1.6 per cent slide in the previous session, the biggest one-day decline for six months.

The euro was flat at $1.1361, while dollar/yen was 1 per cent higher at ¥107.54 after falling more than 2 per cent on Friday.

Sterling trimmed an early fall against the dollar but was still down 0.4 per cent at $1.4460 as opinion polls highlighted uncertainties about the forthcoming UK referendum on EU membership.

The dollar’s sharp retreat on Friday came as the May employment report signalled the slowest pace of job creation since September 2010.

Interest rate futures have moved to price in just a 2 per cent probability of a Fed move later this month, down from 32 per cent a week ago, according to Bloomberg calculations.

The report drove the yield on the policy-sensitive two-year Treasury note to its lowest level for more than two weeks while gold had its best day for nearly four months.

There were mixed views in the market about the prospects for the dollar.

“With the Fed less likely to resume rate hikes in the near term it leaves the US dollar vulnerable to the downside,” said Lee Hardman, currency analyst at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.

Ian Gordon, FX strategist at BofA-Merrill Lynch, said: “Historically, dollar moves after large negative non-farm payroll surprises are persistent, so we are cautious in the near term, but should data momentum remain healthy we look to scale back into dollar long positions.”

But Steve Barrow, head of G10 strategy at Standard Bank, questioned just how data-dependent the Fed actually was.

“After all, there was nothing particularly stellar about the US economy’s performance before Friday’s payroll release and yet the April FOMC minutes show that the Fed was already talking about a rate hike in the summer,” noted Mr Barrow.

“What’s often missing from the debate in the market is the fact that the Fed is uncomfortable with having such low policy rates. The Fed seems to be in a position to push monetary policy back towards a more ‘normal’ setting and we should not underestimate its desire to do so, even if the economic data are a bit soft.”

Meanwhile, equity markets regained their poise after selling off sharply in the immediate aftermath of the employment report’s release.

The S&P 500 index, which on Friday pared its initial fall, started the new week on an even more bullish note and was up 0.5 per cent at 2,109 at the close on Wall Street. It hit a 2016 intraday high of 2,113.36 and was just 1.2 per cent below the record peak it reached last year.

In Europe, the pan-regional Stoxx 600 index rose 0.3 per cent, although the Nikkei 225 in Tokyo fell 0.4 per cent, largely as a result of Friday’s sharp rise for the yen against the dollar.

Energy stocks were the best performers on both sides of the Atlantic as the weak bias in the dollar supported oil prices.

Brent crude rose 1.8 per cent to $50.55 a barrel, the highest settlement since October. US West Texas Intermediate rose 2.2 per cent to settle at $49.69, the highest level since July 21.

However, there was a more cautious tone to trading in gold following the previous session’s surge. The metal edged up $1 to $1,245 an ounce after jumping $34 on Friday.

Among base metals, copper ended flat in London at $4,688 a tonne after earlier hitting a four-week high of $4,748. Zinc hit a 10-month peak amid persistent supply concerns.

US Treasuries gave back some of the sharp price gains recorded on Friday in the wake of the jobs figures.

The yield on the two-year note, which moves inversely to the price, was up 1 basis point at 0.80 per cent, having earlier reached 0.83 per cent, while that on the 10-year was 3bp higher at 1.73 per cent.

The 10-year German Bund yield held steady at 0.08 per cent.

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Table of Contents

Financial Times (International) printed edition trial [Tue, 07 Jun 2016]

Front Page & Second Front

Germany reaches negative rate milestone

International

Trump faces tough time over trade talk

Nigeria struggles to recover looted billions

Kazakh unrest highlights reform conundrum

EU told to tighten car emissions test law

Lancôme accused of giving in to Beijing

Ukraine thwarts Euro 2016 terror plot

Renzi chastened after party falters

Gauck prepares to quit as German president

Brazil’s left leader braced for brutal vote

Analysis

US banking: Branched out

Letters

Admit what is really endangered in Poland

Is this the relationship the Eurocrats want with us?

So much for ‘take control’

Recall that Pax Romana had positive results

A young person’s polish should start in the home

Impartiality has to mean more than cheerleading for the government

Marxism would clash even more with Chinese culture than western teaching

Notebook

The shared history of India and Indonesia

Opinion & Editorial

An iHotline for a brighter future

Leave Liberals are riding a statist tiger

One export Germany should not be making

Immigration could swing it for Brexit

Management

Heineken — the brewer returns to Myanmar

Cold companies need red-hot rage

Ancient tactics used in UK’s EU argument

Tamambo, Nairobi

Lex

OneSavings Bank: buy-to-fret?

Brexit: the case for shrugging

US economy: capital punishment

DuPont/Chemours: acid trip

Wanda Cinema Lines: showing soon

Arts

Theatre that’s clumsy, unpredictable — and real

AC/DC, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London — ‘Irresistible’

The Taming of the Shrew, Shakespeare’s Globe, London — review

Eugene Onegin, Garsington Opera, UK — ‘High voltage’

Companies

Former LME boss eyes new metals exchange

Risky loan fears over ‘Basel IV’ plans

China’s richest man battles Mickey Mouse

Rothschild & Co buys Martin Maurel

Entrepreneurs pump up volume for Brexit

Myners seeks ‘deep’ inquiries into BHS

GE takes stake in Sonnen

Lukoil raises spending to boost output

BHS the exception as administrations fall

Tribune shares surge after vote setback

Shell’s asset disposal plans face delay

Why banks should back Itexit and Spexit

HSBC restructures investment bank

Netflix to make original series in India

US pays more for cancer drugs

Goldman sells hedge fund stakes to AMG

Coca-Cola cans rumours of sugar tax fight

EU threatens to ban Monsanto weed killer

Markets

Devon rises on near-$1bn divestiture move

Stocks hold gains in wake of Yellen speech

Indivior slumps on drug patent doubts

Mexican peso weakness derails local bonds

Oil prices climb on weaker dollar outlook

Investors expect lower Brexit gilt yields

Commodities rally beats stocks and bonds

Don’t call time on defensive equities yet

Stocks are sanguine despite political risk

Quantopian prepares for investor push

Hops harvest set for seven-year high

Life & Arts

‘Don Quixote’ then and now

Snapshot: ‘Butterfly wings’, by Vladimir Nabokov

The £100 private jet

Personal Finance

Q&A;: RIT merger with Alliance

Buying now more expensive than renting

FT Magazine

Fera at Claridge’s, London

A return to Japan

House & Home

Hebden Bridge: not a run-of-the-mill place

Horace Walpole’s Strawberry Hill

Hugo Greenhalgh: countries off the gaydar

There goes the gaybourhood

Dan Savage, radical US commentator

Alexander Gilmour: long live my dead tree

Place your beds: what flowers to plant now