NON-FARM PAYROLLS, ITS EFFECT ON THE DXY AND DOLLAR PAIRS

Good evening traders, I hope you're all having a great weekend and you're ready to tackle the new incoming trading week. During the previous trading week on Friday, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported during NY session that the total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 311,000 in February and the unemployment rate edged up to 3.6%. This was a drop from January's report of 504,000, hence causing a strong decline in the dollar index from 105.380 inside the key H1 & H4 supply zone at 105.761 & 105.280 to the 1st H4 low at 104.200 and closed the week at 104.653. Price rallied into the key H1 & H4 supply zone which is the origin of the previous drop to the major H4 & daily demand zone at 101.295 & 102.472 filling the major daily range from the key H1 & H4 supply zone to the major H4 & daily demand zone and back to the key H1 & H4 supply zone. Price rallied into supply and faked out a break on H1 & H4 but on the daily chart price form...