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Hello,

I have a general question about the volatility at NFPS and CPI. Most of NFPS and CPIS the market goes straight into one direction after the announcement and stays there. Sometimes it peaks for 3 seconds into one direction and goes straight after in the other direction. I know the market is rational and there are no rules. But does some of you may know if there is a connection or if it depends of something whether the market is going in one direction or peaks for 3 seconds? The pictures were both NFPS in the same market. 

Thanks

 

 

 

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