Institution: Unless tomorrow's Nonfarm Payrolls are significantly weak, the US dollar will remain strong.

BlockBeats News, March 5, strategists at TD Securities pointed out in a report that unless Friday's US non-farm payroll report is significantly weak, it is unlikely to have much impact on the US dollar. They stated that US economic data may become secondary, with the market focus shifting to the Middle East conflict and its potential impact on the Federal Reserve's ability to cut rates this year.

The strategists said: "You need to see a much worse report, with a rise in the unemployment rate, to get the market to refocus on this week's non-farm data and reverse recent price trends." They believe that given the US's energy independence and the reduced prospects for rate cuts, if oil prices remain high, the US dollar should stay strong.