EUR-USD dove though both Monday’s and Friday’s lows in making a 1.0834 low as returning European participants picked up dollars. Stops through 1.0900 played a notable part in driving the move. Yield differentials between the U.S. and Eurozone also haven’t changed too much since the U.S. payrolls disappointment on Friday. The market has now lost clear direction. Expectations that the Fed might delay its tightening to September, if not 2016, has left the dollar somewhat rudderless for now. USD-JPY rallied to a six-day peak of 120.06 amid a EUR-USD led rebound in the dollar.